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How to short close any PO or SO in Dynamics NAV 2016.

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Hello All, 

We are the manufacturer company and we creates Sales Orders and Purchase Orders in bulk. But we do GRN and Shipment as per our requirement. But if the price of item gets changed then we have to create a new PO/SO. So in this case how we can close that SO/PO. 

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  • Sunny10 Profile Picture
    Sunny10 90 on at
    RE: How to short close any PO or SO in Dynamics NAV 2016.

    Hello,

    You can develop functionality to close the remaining/outstanding quantity of SO/PO line wise and force close that respective sales ./ purchase order.

    By doing this your outstanding qty and value both became zero.

    It will 100% resolve your query.

    Thanks & Regards

    Sunny

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    TeddyH Profile Picture
    TeddyH 12,868 Super User 2024 Season 1 on at
    RE: How to short close any PO or SO in Dynamics NAV 2016.

    Historical purpose.

    You can also restore from archive back to SO/PO if needed.

  • Murari Jangid Profile Picture
    Murari Jangid 77 on at
    RE: How to short close any PO or SO in Dynamics NAV 2016.

    Thank you all for your suggestive answer, Is this possible to mention the reason of archive for any SO/PO!

  • Manish Mutha Profile Picture
    Manish Mutha 155 on at
    RE: How to short close any PO or SO in Dynamics NAV 2016.

    Hi Murari,

    Step 1 : Archive Purchase Order Or Sales Order

    Step 2 : Reopen Purchase Order or Sales Order

    Step 3: Change Quantity i.e. Quantity = Shipped Qty. or Received Qty. (This shall provide you the correct pending Purchase Order or Sales Order Report)

    Step 4 : Release Purchase Order or Sales Order

    Step 5: Create New Purchase Order or Sales Order with revised Price / Cost Price

    The above process can be automated through customization.

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    TeddyH Profile Picture
    TeddyH 12,868 Super User 2024 Season 1 on at
    RE: How to short close any PO or SO in Dynamics NAV 2016.

    Just archive it first before deleting the PO/SO. You can still look at the history in the archive.

    There is also a setting in Sales & Receivables Setup / Purchase & Payables Setup called Archive Quotes and Orders that automatically send the order to archive when you delete the order.

  • manish.yadav Profile Picture
    manish.yadav 1,835 on at
    RE: How to short close any PO or SO in Dynamics NAV 2016.

    Please don't be confuse. Simply archive the purchase order. When you will archive the existing PO, you will get in purchase history >>>>>

    Test Limited/Departments/Purchase/History/Purchase Order Archives. Please follow the below screenshot.

    I hope it will help you.

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  • Murari Jangid Profile Picture
    Murari Jangid 77 on at
    RE: How to short close any PO or SO in Dynamics NAV 2016.

    We don't delete the PO/SO. But we want to keep the record of all the data. Thats why we are trying to find the inbuilt functionality or any similar way for same.

    Any way thanks for the suggetion.

  • TeddyH Profile Picture
    TeddyH 12,868 Super User 2024 Season 1 on at
    RE: How to short close any PO or SO in Dynamics NAV 2016.

    You can always delete the PO/SO if you no longer need it. You can archive it first if you want the history.

  • Gulshan Shubham Profile Picture
    Gulshan Shubham 2,200 on at
    RE: How to short close any PO or SO in Dynamics NAV 2016.

    There is no provision of short closing the PO in base NAV. Though, I suggest you use Blanket Order for your business scenario of Bulk Ordering.

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