In this topic you will learn how to Cancel a PO without an Associated Req from the PO Header.
A warning message displays.
The Budget Check process must be re-run whenever a PO is cancelled.
Click the Budget Check button.
NOTE: The PO status will change to Pending Cancel and the Budget Check will be Valid after re-running the budget check process.
Click the Search button.
NOTE: If you have not previously created a Run Control ID, you will need to create one. Click the Add a New Value tab to create a Run Control ID.
Once the Dispatch PO process completes, the PO Status is Cancelled and a Budget Check status is Valid.
If you have previously entered a unique Workbench ID, click the Search button to find it.
In most instances you will be reconciling a single PO. Enter your search criteria to find it.
You will need to add a Description if a new Workbench ID was added.
NOTE: The PO Status is Canceled.
The Accounting Date of Action is the current date.
Click the Yes button to proceed with closing the PO.
A warning message displays.
Click the Set filter options link to close another PO.
The Workbench ID is a run control. Unlike other processes where a run control is unique to a user, this process stores everyone's run controls. It is important that you add a new run control that is unique. If you use an existing run control, you could possibly have pre-defined parameters that do not meet your needs and you will not receive the desired results.
The PO is qualified for closing if the PO ID displays into the Qualified box. If the PO ID does not display, return to the Reconciliation Workbench to determine if an input error has occurred.
This completes Cancel a PO without an Associated Req from the PO Header.
In most instances you will be reconciling a single PO. Enter your search criteria to find it.
You will need to add a Description if a new Workbench ID was added.
The Accounting Date of Action is the current date.
