| # Print Received Purchase Invoices (tfacp1400m000) Use this session to print the received purchase invoices in LN. By selecting the corresponding check boxes, you can print invoices with: Received status. Copied or Cancelled status. You can select the home currency in which all amounts are printed by clicking the View Other Currencies. button Click Print to select the type of report you want to print: Print Received Purchase Invoices. Print Received Purchase Invoices by Business Partner. Related topics Processing purchase invoices Document Select your document number. Invoice from Business Partner The business partner that sends invoices to your organization. This usually represents a supplier's accounts receivable department. The definition includes the default currency and exchange rate, invoicing method and frequency, information about your organization's credit limit, the terms and method of payment, and the related pay-to business partner. Assigned Approver The person or department that is responsible for removing a hold reason from a registered invoice and release the invoice for further processing. Summary Report If this check box is selected, LN prints a summary report. Received Invoices If this check box is selected, the received invoices are printed. Text If this check box is selected, the text is printed as well. Copied Invoices If this check box is selected, the invoices with a Copied status are printed. Authorization Data If this check box is selected, the authorization data is printed. Canceled Invoices If this check box is selected, the invoices with a Cancelled status are printed. Only Unconfirmed Invoices If this check box is selected, invoices that are not yet confirmed are printed. Related topics Processing purchase invoices Check Date for Authorization Invoices that have a confirmation date before the date specified are selected. Home Currency One of a company's base currencies in which LN registers and reports amounts. In a multicurrency system, up to three home currencies can be defined: The local currency Two reporting currencies |