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How to delete multiple unposted sales invoice at the same time?

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Hello, 

I've imported several sales invoices to the system but need to delete them as they're no longer needed. 

These invoices are only imported, not posted. 

Is there a way to delete all of them at once? 

There's about 200 invoices so it would be time-consuming to delete them one by one. 

Any help would be appreciated!

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    JAngle Profile Picture
    133 on at

    Without development there are two ways you can try- providing this isn’t on premise.

    Using Power automate. Create a flow where the trigger is a button. Add a step for the http connector. Go to the web services page and get a url for the sales invoices. You need the ID of the invoice - guid. Use that url in the http step. Add a new step using the BC connector and choose the delete record option. Choose the relevant table. Power Automate will add a loop. I have some blogs for working with Power Automate if this is a new area. Link on my profile

    Depending on whether you use the sales header for other documents you could use a configuration package. There is an option to delete all before processing. Do a dummy import to trick the tables into having the data deleted.

    Failing those there is a deletion tool but it’s development: github.com/.../Data-Deletion-Tool

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    RockwithNav Profile Picture
    8,637 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at

    What Josh mentioned is the perfect one just I will say go with Configuration Package I will say, trick it and its the simplest one.

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    YUN ZHU Profile Picture
    95,647 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at

    Hi, as Josh Anglesea mentioned, I think the easiest way is to use Configuration Package.

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    In addition, I think using Edit in Excel is also a good choice.

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  • Rafael Ruiz J Profile Picture
    10 on at

    Hi Yun, I have used this option for delete records, but when i try it for deleting these records, I get the message:

    "A DotNet variable has not been instantiated. Attempting to call Microsoft.Dynamics.Platform.Integration.Office.FilterCollectionNode.Collection in CodeUnit Edit in Excel Impl.: InsertDataIntoFilterCollectionNode"

    I am using BC clod version.

    any idea?

    Thanks!

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