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Settlement Posting Data type

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Posted on by 480

Hi All,

I have question about Vendor --- Settle Open transactions (Microsoft AX 2012 R3)

what difference for these three option:

Today's date / Latest Date / Selected Date

How these three option impact financial transaction? 

Thanks in advance.

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    Ludwig Reinhard Profile Picture
    Microsoft Employee on at

    Hi,

    Those dates can make a difference if you use for example cash discounts.

    Depending on the settlement date selected the cash discount might be posted or not.

    Best regards,

    Ludwig

  • Ding Li Profile Picture
    480 on at

    Dear Ludiwig,

    Thanks so much for your answer.

    Let me refine my question:

    1. when I choose 'Latest date', which date would be here?   (let's say if I do settlement today)

    2. please take a look into following 2 pictures:

    a. when I choose latest date. it shows there is 0.01 transaction

    b. when I choose 'today', there is just reverse

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    59.png

    what the '0.01' transaction is?

    Thanks in advance. 

  • Ludwig Reinhard Profile Picture
    Microsoft Employee on at

    Hi,

    Can you check and share the transaction and posting type in the general tab of the line with the $0.01 amount?

    Best regards

    Ludwig

  • Ding Li Profile Picture
    480 on at

    General Tab for 0.01 transaction:

    0068.General.png

    Posting Profile: GEN

    1134.Gen.png

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    Ludwig Reinhard Profile Picture
    Microsoft Employee on at

    Hi,

    Did you settle a foreign currency invoice with a payment in this case?

    The transaction type indicates that there must be some foreign currency involved.

    Assuming that this is the case, can you check the foreign currency rate change between the time the invoice was recorded and the time the settlement was made?

    This should explain the difference.

    Best regards

    Ludwig

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    guk1964 Profile Picture
    10,888 on at

    It can also affect exchange rate revaluation as mentioned. Best to read the help notes on this:  docs.microsoft.com/.../settle-open-transactions-vendor-form

    To post the actual invoice date from the invoice document the vendor supplied, enter it  when posting the invoices in AX so that you can track and age the document. If this is the requirement then check the look at the accounts payable parameter 'require document date on vendor invoice'. This can be set at" none, warning, or error. If set at none then an Ax check isn’t done. If set at error then the document will not post until the date is enterered.

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    Ding Li Profile Picture
    480 on at

    Dear Magic,

    thanks for your information. I will look into it.

    I really appreciate. 

  • Ding Li Profile Picture
    480 on at

    Dear Ludwig,

    Yes, you are right!!.

    Thanks so much.

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