I’ve set a custom date code format (YYYYMMDD). When I go to Receiving and select a PO the date code appears correctly. However, as soon as I select a line item on the PO, the date code changes to a two-digit year and week number (e.g. 2145 currently). I’m guessing there is some setting or override occurring, but I’m unable to find the setting anywhere.
Thanks for reaching out. Just to be sure I understand, are you saying that you are going to Warehouse > Receiving > Receive Parts and manually entering a date in the YYYYMMDD format into the Date Code field?
And then, when you make a selection in the PO Line field, what you typed into the Date Code field changes?
If I’m on the same page as you, then I followed those steps and what I’d entered in the Date Code field did not change when I made a selection in the PO Line field. But let me know if I’m off-base here!
I have the Config Setting “Default Date Code On Receiving Screen” set to YYYMMDD. When I go to Warehouse > Receiving > Receive Parts the date code shows up correctly as YYYYMMDD. However, as soon as I select a PO Line the date code field changes to a two-digit year and week number format. If I remove the PO Line, it switches back to YYYYMMDD.
My only recourse (since I can’t figure out what’s going wrong) is to override the value to my desired format after selecting a PO line. However, this is quite error prone as you may imagine.
Okay, I took a look at that screen on sd.cetecerp.com and I’m seeing what you’re seeing. I also tested this elsewhere and was able to reproduce the issue there as well.
Let me get this over to our engineering team. I’ll update you when we have more information.
I apologize–I did not get you back the answer from engineering, which they sent back on 11/23. Thanks for checking in. Engineering said:
Taking a look at this this AM and we’re seeing 20211123 as the Date Code (which is what we would expect for YYYYMMDD). There was a minor update to the code last night however, that may have changed/fixed things.
Can you take a look and see how things look for you?