Close Work Order With Quantity That Is Not Fully Reported
Release Date: 06/26/17
B - I created a customer order in Customer Order Processing and BM Production Order, but entered the wrong quantity. I found my error when I went into BOMP to enter shipping information into Production Transaction Processing. I entered the quantity that was shipped and posted the transaction, and I now want to delete the remaining amount left on the order. How do I do this?
A - You may report a 0 quantity Production Transaction (see example below).
- Field # 3. Quantity = 0
- Field # 4. Order Complete = Y
- Post Transaction.
It will close the order.
EMK
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