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    You will have to reverse the Credit Note and then Redo it.

    You can reverse it by doing a debit note - Exactly as you did the Credit Note, including the incorrect date. When you have done and updated it, just do a new Credit Note

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    RE CREDIT NOTE

    Quote Originally Posted by prettypegagirl View Post
    You will have to reverse the Credit Note and then Redo it.

    You can reverse it by doing a debit note - Exactly as you did the Credit Note, including the incorrect date. When you have done and updated it, just do a new Credit Note
    Thank you so much for info. Will do so.

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