Closed vendor transaction editing in several currencies (form)
Applies To: Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 R3, Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 R2, Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 Feature Pack, Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012
Click Accounts payable > Common > Vendors > All vendors. On the Action Pane, on the Invoice tab, click Closed transaction editing.
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Click Procurement and sourcing > Common > Vendors > All vendors. On the Action Pane, on the Invoice tab, click Closed transaction editing.
Use this form to view closed, also called settled, transactions for the vendor account that is selected on the All vendors list page. You can also reverse a settlement.
When you reverse a closed transaction, the following processes occur:
Foreign currency revaluations, penny differences, and cash discounts that are related to the transaction are reversed.
Due-to and due-from amounts are reversed, if the settlement includes one or more payments in one legal entity and one or more invoices in another legal entity.
A new voucher number is assigned to the transaction.
You can view the result of the transaction reversal in the Settle open transactions form. (Click Accounts payable > Common > Vendors > All vendors. On the Action Pane, on the Invoice tab, click Settle open transactions.)
Note
If an icon is displayed in the Is marked field, the transaction is already marked for reversal, and it will be reversed when you click Reverse.
Task that uses this form
Navigating the form
The following tables provide descriptions for the controls in this form.
Tabs
Tab |
Description |
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Overview |
View the list of closed transactions for the selected vendor account. |
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General |
View additional information about the selected transaction. |
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Payment |
View details about the payment of the selected transaction. |
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Settlement |
View details about the settlement of the selected transaction. |
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Remittance |
View the name that was specified for the location where payments are sent and the mailing address of that location. This is the mailing address that is printed on remittances and checks. |
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Financial dimensions |
View information about financial dimensions, such as the default dimensions and where the dimensions are used in account structures and advanced rule structures. |
Buttons
Button |
Description |
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Reverse |
Reverse the settlement of the transaction that is selected on the Overview tab. |
Inquiry |
Open a menu that contains the following items:
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Fields
Field |
Description |
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Settlement reversal posting date |
Select how to determine the posting date if the settlement reversal creates an exchange difference:
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Date |
Specify the posting date for the selected transactions. This field is available only if you selected Selected date in the Settlement reversal posting date field. |
Show |
Select one of the following filter settings:
The default selection is All. |
Is marked |
If an icon is displayed, the transaction is marked for reversal. |
Mark |
If this check box is selected, the closed transaction will be reversed when you click Reverse. For more information, see Reverse settlements. |
Voucher |
The voucher number for the ledger transaction. |
Account |
The vendor account that is associated with the transaction. |
Company accounts |
The legal entity that is associated with the vendor account for the transaction. |
Date |
The posting date of the transaction. This date is often the invoice date from the vendor. |
Due date |
The due date of the transaction. |
Invoice |
The invoice number that the transaction is attached to. |
Amount |
The amount settled in the transaction currency. Note If the transaction is reversed, this is the amount being reopened. |
Bank document number |
The bank document number for the letter of credit. |
Shipment number |
The shipment number for the letter of credit. |
Currency |
The currency code for the transaction. |
Cash discount date |
The cash discount date for the vendor transaction. |
Discount used |
The cash discount that was received from the vendor. |
Description |
The description for the current transaction. The description can be inserted automatically when invoices are posted, or you can enter it manually before updating. |
Transaction type |
The transaction type, such as a payment, invoice, or interest note, that is attached to the transaction when it is posted. The type is determined by the function that originated the transaction. |
Correction |
If this check box is selected, the current transaction is a correction of another transaction. Debit amounts are reversed using negative debit amounts and credit amounts are reversed using negative credit amounts. This method of transaction reversal is known as Storno. When credit notes are updated, ledger transactions are debited or credited as reverse entries. |
Posting profile |
The posting profile that was used for this transaction. A posting profile can be attached to selected vendors, groups of vendors, or all vendors. |
Unrealized exchange rate adjustment |
The unrealized foreign exchange revaluation amount of the transaction. |
Realized exchange rate adjustment |
The realized foreign exchange revaluation amount of the transaction. |
Exchange rate adjustment amount |
The amount of the transaction's foreign exchange revaluation. |
Approved by |
The user who approved the transaction. |
Approved |
If this check box is selected, the transaction has been approved. The default value for payments is from the payment journal. |
Document |
The number of the document that the transaction is based on, such as a check or promissory note. |
Document date |
The document date for the transaction. |
Approved date |
The date that the transaction was approved. |
Tax invoice ID - purchase |
The identifier for the tax invoice that is generated when value added tax (VAT) is realized. This ID is automatically assigned when the invoice is posted. The ID uses the number sequence that is specified in the General ledger parameters form. Note (THA) This control is available only to legal entities whose primary address is in Thailand. |
Invoice payment release date |
Enter a release date to put the invoice payment on hold. If you enter a date, the payment will not be generated until that date. This field is available only if the invoice is approved. To remove a payment hold, clear the entry in this field. Any user can clear the release date, regardless of which user entered it. |
Release date comment |
Enter a comment for the Invoice payment release date field. |
Payment group code |
The payment group that this invoice belongs to. Note This field is available only if the Activate invoice payment groups check box is selected in the Accounts payable parameters form. |
Note ID |
A unique identifier for promissory notes that is used when promissory notes are created. Note This field is available only if the Promissory note configuration key is selected. |
Sequence number |
Displays 1 for the first cycle and 2 for the first redraw action. Note This field is available only if the Promissory note configuration key is selected. |
Status |
The status of the promissory note:
Note This field is available only if the Promissory note configuration key is selected. |
Remittance number |
The unique identifier of the remittance file. Note This field is available only if the Promissory note configuration key is selected. |
Settled currency |
The settled part of the amount in the transaction currency. |
Amount settled |
The amount that is being settled in the accounting currency. |
Settled amount in standard currency |
The settled part of the amount in the accounting currency. |
Last settlement voucher |
The most recent settlement voucher. |
Last settlement voucher account number |
The vendor account for the most recent settlement voucher. |
Last settlement voucher company account |
The legal entity that is associated with the most recent settlement voucher. |
Last settlement |
The most recent settlement date. |
Settlement |
If this check box is selected, the transaction has been settled automatically. |
Settled federal 1099 |
The amount that has been paid for federal 1099 purposes. Note (USA) This control is available only to legal entities whose primary address is in the United States. |
Settled state 1099 |
The amount that has been paid for state 1099 purposes. Note (USA) This control is available only to legal entities whose primary address is in the United States. |
Closed date |
If the transaction has been settled, the date for the full settlement is displayed. This date corresponds to the transaction date of the final settlement. If the field is empty, the transaction has not yet been fully settled. Note For example, if a prepayment posted on January 1 is settled against an invoice that is posted on February 1, the invoice date is displayed. |
Close |
The posting profile that is used when settling the transaction. |
Remittance location |
The name that was specified for the location where remittances are sent. |
Address |
The mailing address that is printed on remittances and checks. |
Financial dimensions |
The financial dimensions that were set up in the Financial dimensions form. |
Where the %1 dimension is used |
The account structures and advanced rule structures that use the financial dimensions that you selected in the Financial dimensions or Default financial dimensions field group. Note The name of the field depends on the selection in the Financial dimensions or Default financial dimensions field group. |
See also
About cross-company payment settlements
Settle open transactions - vendor (form)
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