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Go into {{Menu|{{SL}}\{{PL}}|Maintenance Options|Adjustments}}.
 
Go into {{Menu|{{SL}}\{{PL}}|Maintenance Options|Adjustments}}.
* Enter or [[How do I Find a Customer?|SEARCH FOR]] for account for the transaction.
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* Enter or [[How do I Find a Customer?|search]] for the transaction account.
 
* Find the required transaction.
 
* Find the required transaction.
 
* Press {{KeyPress|E}} for Edit.
 
* Press {{KeyPress|E}} for Edit.
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** {{DataPrompt|Site}}
 
** {{DataPrompt|Site}}
  
{{Warning|text=This option is only allowed of the transactions have not gone through a month end.}}
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{{Warning|text=This option is only allowed if the transactions have not been processed through a [[How to process a month end|month end]].}}
  
 
== See also ==
 
== See also ==

Revision as of 08:34, 21 June 2018

Summary

This article explains how to adjust the date on a Sales Ledger or Purchase Ledger transaction.

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If you post a Sales Ledger or Purchase Ledger document with the wrong date, in most instances you can amend the date without having to reverse the transaction and re-post it.

This does NOT apply to invoices or credit notes that you have printed - these must be reversed and re-printed.

Go into " Sales Ledger\Purchase Ledger Maintenance Options Adjustments".

  • Enter or search for the transaction account.
  • Find the required transaction.
  • Press <E> for Edit.
  • Edit the date as required.
  • You can also edit these fields:
    • "Centre"
    • "Analysis"
    • "Comment"
    • "Cleardown Hold"
    • "Site"
This option is only allowed if the transactions have not been processed through a month end.

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