on 11-24-2008 8:37 AM
Dear experts:
I create a Invoice Correction Requests reference to a billing document.This document only contains one item.
But my Invoice Correction Request contains two items,the invoice Correction Request contain repeated items from the reference billing document.
How does it happened?
Can anybody give me some advice?
TKS!
Dear Stephen
It is a standard feature. The system calculates the difference between the amount that was originally calculated and the corrected amount for each item.
Once it has been approved, you can remove the block. The system creates a credit memo with reference to the invoice correction request. If the remaining amount is positive, the total value does not have a + sign, if the remaining amount is negative, the total value has a u2013 sign.
Two items are automatically created for each item from the invoice, to be copied for the invoice correction request:
- First: Credit item
- Second: Debit item
thanks
G. Lakshmipathi
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Dear Lakshmipathi
Why i can't change the QTY or price when creatign the Invoice Correction Requests?
I have used the Debit&Credit reference to billing document,what is the difference of Invoice Correction Requests with them?
This is just my first time to use the Invoice Correction Requests.
Thank you very much.
Dear Stephen
As already stated, the first item is for credit entry with item category G2N and second item for debit entry with item category L2N.
You cannot make any changes in first item, ie for credit entry, no adjustments is allowed. Do whatever changes you want in second item.
thanks
G. Lakshmipathi
Hi
It is a standard functionality only if you are using Document type RK ,
One line item is credit and one is debit.
Hope it helps you
Regards
Ramesh.
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