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Finance > Utilities > Fiscal Year Processing > Mass Purchase Order Reversal OR Purchasing > Utilities > Mass Purchase Order Reversal > Reverse PO by Fund
Prior to reversing outstanding purchase orders, determine if purchase orders are going to be paid against your historical file ID.
It is recommended to proceed with the reversals and pay the purchase orders with a payment authorization in the historical file ID, if needed. Be sure to reference the purchase order number.
However, if you plan to pay against the purchase order in the historical file ID, complete the following:
If you have additional questions about this process, contact your regional ESC consultant.
Select the fund/years for which you want to reverse purchase orders. Use the arrow buttons to move fund/years from the left side to the right side of the page.
Only select the fund/years that are not staying in the current year. For example, if you have a multi-year fund that will continue into the new year, do not move it over.
Click Execute. A preview report is displayed with a list of purchase orders to be reversed.
Click Process to continue. You are prompted to create a backup.
A message is displayed prompting you to delete the related requisition records. If your LEA uses the Document Attachments feature, all document attachments associated with the requisitions being deleted are also deleted. If you want to retain the associated document attachments, do not continue with the delete process (i.e., Click No.).
Click Yes to continue. A message is displayed indicating that the process was successfully completed.
Click OK to close the message box.
Use the Finance > General Ledger Inquiry > General Ledger Account Summary tab to verify the reversals. Enter a 4310 object code and 00 sub-object code (mask (X) the rest of the account code). All balances should be zero.
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