Hi Erik,
Good day!
We would like to totally delete the VOIDED INVOICED because it's
just the sample to demonstration for our accountant on how to
create invoice.
Thanks,
On 12/3/2018 5:19 AM, Erik Huelsmann
wrote:
Hi Bernadette,
I'm sorry for the lag on my reply. Could you explain what
you mean by VOIDED INVOICED has the wrong sequence number? Is
it that "4-VOID" is a number you dislike or are not allowed to
use? What number would you want LedgerSMB to generate in the
future?
As for being able to delete invoices: no, that's not really
easy. The problem with deletion is that some small companies
want it, but some larger companies can't allow it. We have a
feature request open to adjust the software so both use-cases
will become possible in the future. For now, deletion is only
possible through database access by one of the developers or a
consultant. Anyone in that group may be able to set the
invoice number to be the correct number/sequence without the
need for deletion, btw.
Regards,
Erik.
On Thu, Nov 29, 2018 at 4:32 AM Bernadette Nicole
Rivera < ..hidden..>
wrote:
Hello Erik,
Good day!
Is it possible to delete the VOIDED INVOICED? I want to
delete the VOIDED INVOICED that has wrong invoice sequence
number.
Hoping for your quick response, thank you!
On
11/29/2018 5:17 AM, Erik Huelsmann wrote:
Hi Bernadette!
Thank you for mailing your question to our mailing
list. I'll provide you with the answer as to how I
understand your situation from the screenshots you
sent:
First, you created a sales invoice (AR) which was
given number 4. Then you discovered the numbers in the
invoice were incorrect, so you clicked the VOID button
on the invoice. You expected the invoice to be removed
from the list of "open" (unpaid) AR items. However,
from your screenshots, I see they are still there.
(Is that what happened?)
If that's what happened, the following is the (not
too great) solution: If you go to the Cash ->
Receipts screen and select the customer of these
invoices 4 and 4-VOID, you end up in a screen which
allows you to enter a payment. Now, in that screen
select the invoices 4 and 4-VOID. The total of the
payment should indicate "0" (zero). Then, select an
account and a payment date and click POST.
The result is that you've used the negative AR
amount from invoice 4-VOID to close the positive
amount of invoice 4. There's a payment in the system,
but the payment is net-zero. If you use an
otherwise-unused account to record the transaction,
there will be nothing in the books and the account
will show a zero-balance both before and after the
payment.
Hope that helps!
Regards,
Erik.
On Mon, Nov 26, 2018 at 7:29 AM
Bernadette Nicole Rivera < ..hidden..>
wrote:
Hi Team,
I'm one of the Administrator
of LedgerSMB System here in the Philippines. We
have concerns with regards to the Accounts
Receivable, we were unable to delete VOID
INVOICED(wrong inputs) and Invoiced (due to
wrong inputs of the sequence of the invoice
number). Please see attached file for your
reference.
Hoping for your quick response
for this matter.
Thank you,
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Best Regards,
Bernadette Nicole C.
Rivera
IT Support L1
Multistyle Specialist Inc.
+639289698563 / (02)
641-6515
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Bye,
Erik.
Robust and Flexible. No vendor lock-in.
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Bernadette Nicole C. Rivera
IT Support L1
Multistyle Specialist Inc.
+639289698563
/ (02) 641-6515
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