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Reversing the Output of a Dynamics NAV Released Production Order

Reversing the Output of a Dynamics NAV Released Production Order

I am asked from time to time how to reverse the output of a Dynamics NAV-released Production Order. The need to do this probably was caused by a mistake made when posting the original output.

To illustrate, I created a Dynamics NAV-released Production Order:

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Screenshot of a NAV-released Production Order

Figure 1 – Screenshot of a NAV-released Production Order

Then, using the Dynamics NAV Production Journal or Output Journal, I posted the output of a quantity of 1 to Inventory:

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Screenshot showing a quantity of 1 posted to Inventory

Figure 2 – Screenshot showing a quantity of 1 posted to Inventory

To reverse the output, I use the Dynamics NAV Output Journal.

I enter the Released Production Order number, the Item Number, the Last Operation Number in the Routing, and the quantity as a negative number:

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Screenshot reversing the output using the Output Journal

Figure 3 – Screenshot reversing the output using the Output Journal

Then I must select the ‘Applies to Entry’ that was created when I posted the original output:

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Screenshot showing that ‘Applies to Entry’ was selected after being created when the original output was posted

Figure 4 – Screenshot showing that ‘Applies to Entry’ was selected after being created when the original output was posted

After posting the Output Journal and looking at the Item Ledger Entries for this Dynamics NAV Released Production Order, I see that the original output has been reversed.

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Screenshot showing that the original output has been reversed in the Item Ledger Entries

Figure 5 – Screenshot showing that the original output has been reversed in the Item Ledger Entries

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Read more blogs by Bob Bergman for practical advice on using Microsoft Dynamics NAV.


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