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Getting Incorrect Error "Total PO amount exceeds the contract maximum amount " After Making Multiple Changes to the Purchase Order (PO) (Doc ID 2808043.1)

Last updated on MARCH 06, 2023

Applies to:

PeopleSoft Enterprise SCM Purchasing - Version 9.2 to 9.2 [Release 9]
Information in this document applies to any platform.

Symptoms


Getting incorrect error "Total PO amount exceeds the contract maximum amount " after making multiple changes to the Purchase Order (PO).


Error:


Steps:

1) Create a contract for 2 different categories and a maximum amount of 1500.00 (Navigation: Main menu > Procurement Contracts > Add/Update Contract)

2) Create a PO by copying the contract (Navigation: Main menu > Purchasing > Purchase Orders > Add/Update PO)

3) Add line 1 for $500 with Category line 1 of the contract and save. Make sure contract and category line is on the PO line and to save after adding each line.

4) Add line 2 for $500 with category line 2 of the contract and save

5) Add line 3 for $500 with category line 1 of the contract and save.

6) Check contract - At this point we have reached the max amount of contract $1500 and the same amount has been released from the contract with nothing left – so far everything is working as expected

7) Now go back to PO and delete line 3 and save

8) check contract again -- amounts are still correct

9) Now add line 3 again and check the contract - it is still correct

10) Come back a few days later Delete line 3 again - Correct amounts shown on contract

11) Change line 2 from 500 to 1000

12) Now get error – this is incorrect because we only added an extra 500 to line 2 which would have brought contract to the maximum amount of 1500.00


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