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GP2013 PO Number on Check

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The standard GP check format has the PO Number field available in both the work table PM10300 and the duplicate stub table PM10801 on the report. I assume this value is coming from the PO Number field in the PM Open Transaction table PM20000 when the voucher is selected for payment. There is a value in the PM20000 table but no value in the PM10300 or the PM10801 tables and nothing appears on the report when I add this field. Any ideas on why the PO Number field is not populating in the payment tables and/or how do I include this on the check stub payment line. Thanks, Dave

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    Andrea Melroe Profile Picture
    Andrea Melroe 3,437 on at
    RE: GP2013 PO Number on Check

    Hi Bill,

    I recommend test the following steps to add the PO Number to your Check Remittance report:

    First, create a relationship between the PM Payment Apply to Work and the PM Transaction Open. The PM Transaction Open file contains the PO number.

    1. Go into RW and open the Check Remittance.

    2. Click on the Tables button on the toolbar, NOT the Tables button on the Report Definition.

    3. Select the PM_Payment_Apply_Work file from the Tables window and click Open.

    4. Click on the Relationships button and then New in the Table Relationship window.

    5. In the Table Relationship Definition window, click on the button with three dots. Select the PM Transaction OPEN File.

    6. Select PM_Transaction_OPEN_Key 2 as the secondary table key and pull in the following selections in this

    order:

    Apply to Document Type

    Apply to Voucher Number

    7. Click OK and back out of all the windows, saving your changes as you go.

    8. Get back into the Report Definition window and click on the Tables button in that window.

    9. Click on PM Payment Apply to Work and then choose New.

    10. Select the PM Transaction OPEN File and then OK.

    11. Click on Layout and in the toolbox open up PM Transaction OPEN. Find Purchase Order Number (not PO number) and drag it onto the check, making sure it is in the body.  

    12. Save your changes and give security to the modified check in Dynamics.

    Good luck, I hope this helps!

    Andrea Melroe | Sr. Technical Advisor | Microsoft Dynamics GP

  • Bill Campbell Profile Picture
    Bill Campbell 22,647 on at
    RE: GP2013 PO Number on Check

    Hello all - this is an older post - but one that should be getting some answers from the community.  

    I bring this forward as I also have a desire to get the PO number to show along side the Invoice that is being paid on the Check and or the Check Remittance documents.

    I post this before wasting a bunch of time in the hopes that someone has a good answer already.

  • Peggy L. Aitken Profile Picture
    Peggy L. Aitken 240 on at
    RE: GP2013 PO Number on Check

    I'm having the same problem.  Any resolutions for this?

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