Goods Receipt Reversal Guide 3 PDF
Goods Receipt Reversal Guide 3 PDF
Goods Receipt Reversal Guide 3 PDF
IMPORTANT: This function is for Items that a Goods Receipt has been issued for, by mistake.
At the SAP Easy Access screen- Type MIGO in the command box
-or-
Click the Expand icon to the left of PCSB Menu > Purchasing > Goods Receipt
Double Click on MIGO - Goods movement
Type the Purchase Order Number in the Purchase Order number field, Press the Enter key or Click the
Green check
Click in the Movement type field, Type 102 (GR for PO reversal)
Press Enter
A Change to Default Values Information box displays, Click the Green Check
Press Enter
Created by Polk County Schools Help Desk, Ph: 519-8042 or 51586 1
Created November 1, 2006
IMPORTANT: The Goods Receipt Purchase Order can display in two ways:
1. The Purchase Order displays with the Goods Receipt(s) that have been posted
Click in the box under the OK Column of the line item(s) to be reversed
Click on the Close Detail Data icon to close folders and activate the OK Column
After Clicking in the box under the OK Column of the line item(s) to be reversed:
The Document will post and the Material Document Number will be displayed at the bottom left corner of the
screen.
Remove the amount in the Qty in UnE column and input the dollar amount to be reversed, displayed under
Purchase Order History tab (see instructions on page 3).
Click the Post button or Click the Save icon
The Document will post and the Material Document Number will be displayed at the bottom left corner of the
screen.
If the Goods Receipt Purchase Order displays with the Combined Total, to view the breakdown of the
dollar amounts of each Goods Receipts that have been done against a Purchase Order:
Type in the number of the Purchase Order that you wish to display
Before leaving the screen, change the movement type to 101 (GR goods receipt), the system defaults to the
last movement type that was used.
Contact your finance department liaison to inform them of the reversal, so that they can take action to
ensure the vendor isn’t paid for the item(s).