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Well, this is interesting...
Yesterday, we had a batch of 56 invoices come out with negative numbers.
The numbers run from -938339 to -938394. The batch ahead ended in 938338, and
the batch after began with 938395.
In reviewing BIL501, we discovered that if a field in the LDA referred to as XEDIT is
set to a value of 1, BIL501 multiplies BINVN by -1, and writes that number back out
to BIL.
Has anybody ever experienced this? Why on earth would one reverse the sign on an
invoice number? What does it signify?
TIA,
--Chris
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