EAR 9.2: Payment Worksheet Will Not Allow 100% Write-Off From a Payment’s Amount After Patch 31668543 Is Implemented
(Doc ID 2992133.1)
Last updated on DECEMBER 15, 2023
Applies to:
PeopleSoft Enterprise FIN Receivables - Version 9.2 to 9.2 [Release 9]Information in this document applies to any platform.
Symptoms
At the User Preferences level, within the Receivables Data Entry 2 set up page, the Write Off Percent fields for Payment Worksheet can only accommodate 2 digits, up to 99%:
- Write Off Percent Under (Record Field PS_OPR_DEF_TBL_AR.WO_PERCENT_UNDER)
- Write Off Percent Over (Record Field PS_OPR_DEF_TBL_AR.WO_PERCENT_OVER)
Before the solution delivered via <Bug 31668543> - (PAYMENT WORKSHEET - OVERPAYMENT WRITE OFF TOLERANCES NOT WORKING WHEN SET TO 0), included within PeopleSoft Enterprise FIN 9.2 PUM Image #38, Payments' Amount could be written-off at 100% of the original/remaining value.
Similar Write-Off Percent fields for Maintenance Worksheets do allow 100 percent value be defined in them, (3 digits).
REPLICATION STEPS:
1.- Log into the FSCM Online Application as System Administrator User
2.- Navigate to: Set Up Financials/Supply Chain > Common Definitions > User Preferences > Define User Preferences
3.- Open the User ID desired
4.- Click on the Receivables Data Entry 2 link
5.- Confirm that the below Fields only accommodate up to 2 digits:
a) Write Off Percent Under
b) Write Off Percent Over
To gather more information concerning this scenario and its related problem, refer to the available Replication Steps PDF Document here linked containing the complete configuration and the replication steps necessary to reproduce the problem.
Since <Bug 31668543> is implemented, a Payment Worksheet will not allow the writing-off from the complete Payment's Amount.
FIN Receivables Users should be able to write-off the complete 100% of the Payment Amount, just like with Maintenance Worksheet write-offs.
Changes
Cause
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