on 12-23-2014 2:25 PM
Dear Julio,
As far as I know, it should not be possible to delete the reversal of Cash Flow. If you'll notice, the new flows have already been created by the system the moment you marked the flows for reversal.
If you could probably explain your motive, we might be able to explore work arounds. However, the Flows marked for reversal will continue to shop up.
Best,
Rohit
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Hi,
The posting is already done, (for that reason we don´t want the flow marked as reversed to be cancelled or deleted),
We need to show this flow again in cash flow, because its accounted for; the reason why its an investment flow and because its marked for deletion, it does change the interest calculations
It is possible a work around?
Regrds
Hi Julio,
I believe there's no straight forward method to correct a flow that's already marked for reversal. However, we may try out a workaround, which I'd suggest you discuss with Business if its acceptable to them.
The status of the flow already posted will remain as "ToR" or To be Reversed.
For the new flow that is now showing up in the Cash Flow, you may go ahead and post it from the transaction TBB1_LC (which will effectively only change the status of the new cash flow to Fixed.
So effectively, in your Transaction, when you see the cash flow tab, this transaction will show up as posted while in your Ledger books, the original entry will remain. And you can continue your transaction as normal from here.
However, you may make sure that Business users are informed not to do a TPM10 posting for the Original Flow.
Although this workaround is a little unconventional, but can certainly be followed if the transaction needs to be continued any which way.
Best,
Rohit
Hi Julio,
You shouldn't simply run TBB1_LC for posting all flows. Only those which have been marked for reversal by mistake and are already posted correctly in accounting, should be executed here.
You should restrict the selection of the flows by giving the relevant date in the selection screen.
If there are multiple flows to be marked as Fixed, you should go one by one.
I'd suggest you replicate this scenario in the test system and get Business approvals since these steps are irreversible.
Best,
Rohit
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