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Purchase Order - User accidentally received in too much QTY on a G/L line , need to undo.

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I have been unsuccessful at finding an answer on how to undo the receipt on a G/L line.  I think I already knew the answer beforehand but wanted to research to confirm the answer was simply no. 

How do I correct my situation so that the correct amount that was actually received in gets invoiced instead?

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    Hasitha Jayasuriya Profile Picture
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    RE: Purchase Order - User accidentally received in too much QTY on a G/L line , need to undo.

    Hi ECoffman,

    Invoice the Purchase Order with the incorrect amount. Then apply a credit memo to it, to reduce the invoice amount

    Regards,

    Hasitha J

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    Alexander Ermakov Profile Picture
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    RE: Purchase Order - User accidentally received in too much QTY on a G/L line , need to undo.

    You can always correct your quantative posting by following How to: Undo Quantity Posting on Posted Receipts

    msdn.microsoft.com/.../hh173028(v=nav.90).aspx and post a correct one.

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