- PO Receipt has a corrupt or stuck record in the POP10300 and POP10310 table from a previous return against this line item
- Run this to identify any corrupted transactions. If it returns anything, you need to run check links.
- Select * from POP10300 where poptype = 0
- Run Check Links against your purchasing module
- If this does not remove the errant record, update the type, pull up the record and delete it
- update pop10300 set poptype = 5 where poprctnm = 'RCT00001'
- PO has an Unposted Receipt - Cannot do purchase return
- If the item has not been received, it cannot be returned
- Go to Purchasing>Receiving Transaction Entries
- Look through unposted receipts to see if any are for your PO
- Or use this script to check for any unposted receipt lines
- select * from pop10310 where PONUMBER = 'PO001'
- PO Receipt has an Unposted Invoice - Cannot do purchase return with credit
- If the invoice has not been posted, there is no credit to be given
- Go to Purchasing>Enter/Match Invoices
- Look through Unposted invoices to see if any are for your PO Receipt
- Or use this script to check for any unposted invoice lines for your PO number
- select * from pop10500 where PONUMBER = 'PO001'
- Item has already been sold or removed from the cost layer
- Go to Inventory>Inquiry>Receipts
- Enter the item and the location
- Look for the Receipt Number
- If there is a value under "Quantity Sold", you cannot do a purchase return for what was sold
- You must do an inventory adjustment
- You can Return w/Credit for receipts of non-inventory items with item cards
- You can Return w/Credit for receipts of non-inventory items without item cards
- Choose Return w/Credit
- On the Purchase Return Line, Type in the Item Number first
- Now the Receipts lookup should populate correctly
Monday, May 29, 2017
Dynamics GP Purchase Return - Cannot select PO Receipt. number is not available. Number is not in list.
This can happen in any of the following situations
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