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mass void ap transactions

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client reimbursed their customers refunds - payments made via AP checks - now, many many checks have not been cashed so the client voided all these checks, thus opening all these invoices again.  client will be remitting one check to the 'state' for all these unclaimed refunds.  

is there any way to mass void all the open invoices in AP?  sql?  number of transactions is roughly 2,000

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    L Vail 65,271 on at
    RE: mass void ap transactions

    Do they have to issue a single check? If so, one way to accomplish it is to 'pay' all of the invoices with a credit card that is tied to a vendor that you create which is the state. The payables will be settled and an invoice will be created for the 'credit card' vendor that you can then pay with a single check. If you were using GP 2016, you could do a 'credit card run' just like you do a check run and move all of those transactions to a credit card vendor. I see in your post that you are using GP 2015, if I were in this position I would create a mail-merge macro that would create manual credit card payments for each of these payables thereby ending up in the same place. I really think this is the cleanest way to accomplish your objective.

    Kind regards,

    Leslie

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    HeatherD Profile Picture
    HeatherD 425 on at
    RE: mass void ap transactions

    Micki,

    My favorite post on this process is:  community.dynamics.com/.../escheatment-and-unclaimed-property-procedures-in-microsoft-dynamics-gp.

    My teammate Tim and I then came up with the following:

    1.  Put all of these vendors in one class (if they are not already).

    2.  Create your list in Excel to import a credit memo for each invoice/vendor in integration manager.

    3.  Create a check batch for this class of vendors - marking automatically apply existing unapplied (to auto apply the credit memos to the invoices).

    4.  Print the remittances and be done.

    Let me know if this does not make sense.  

    Heather

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