Order Has Been Printed But Not Posted

Q: I am unable to print a purchase order and when I try to edit the order I get the message, "Order Has Been Printed But Not Posted." Why am I receiving this message?

A: Purchase orders are posted as they are printed, but the post can be disrupted by external events, like a power outage.  The solution is to reprint the purchase order so the post can take place.  The PO Print routine will skip purchase orders in this state, so a range must be used.  In this example, we would use a range of 105943 to 105945 to get PO 105944 to print.  Be sure field 7 is set to "Y" to print duplicates.

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