on 10-01-2008 4:26 PM
Hello,
I want to know if it is easily possible to close massively the "Goods Receipt PO" when my customer use Default Valuation Method: Moving Average.
My customer has many unclosed documents and it would be too long to close them one by one.
Since that they are in "Moving Average", we have a problem with closing dates.
We can use Ibolt and Dic.
Thank you.
Best Regards
Séverine
Hi!
Jesper, Ibolt and Dic are Add-ons.
I know that it is better to close documents as they go along, but my client doesn't want to make all payments in SAP, therefore the documents aren't closed.
It is a little bit complicated but now they want to do payments, and therefore we want to have a clean database.
Thank you for your quick answers!
Séverine
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Hi Severine,
I am not sure what Ibolt and dic are but indeed like Gordon said, when closing these documents manually Business One makes postings so that accounts are balance the correct way and so that the system follows the logic when it comes to valuation etc.
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Hi Séverine,
By manually close those documents, B1 can trigger a sequence of actions to make all accounts balanced. I don't think any auto means could reproduce the same results.
If they have not done cleanup properly in the history, now it is time to get a lesson.
Thanks,
Gordon
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Probably you should be able to do it using iBolt. But there is not function within SAP to achieve this.
Suda
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