What is Invalid Open Quantity error?
how to correct estimate errors on QBWINLOG REPORT This is the error message:
Error: Verify Target: Invalid Open Quantity: Target = 4063 Master = 4061 View = 24.
how to correct estimate errors on QBWINLOG REPORT This is the error message:
Error: Verify Target: Invalid Open Quantity: Target = 4063 Master = 4061 View = 24.
I've a similar problem in Enterprise 9, where 2 estimates were affected. I used KB ID# 1011462 at www.intuit.com/support & cleaned up one file, but the other is being stubborn. Have you had any luck?
Karl
As I examined the QBWINLOG REPORT I kept seeing 'QDB' or something with this prefix. I am using Quickbooks Customer manager and I thought it might be a Quickbooks Database File. I syncronized the two programs and ran the report again. This time it did tell me the exact estimates that needed correcting. (The report was 5 full pages long)
The errors were on estimate that were 9 years old! As I examined them, the figures were correct. The specific problem seems to have been that the Sales tax was entered incorrectly. Anywho, the problem seems to have been corrected because now I am able to backup my files without any warning or errors popping up.
The one estimate I did get taken care of was from '03, why now it was acting up I'm not sure. Maybe because we updated from Enterprise 7 to Enterprise 9 Contractor.
The second is from last year and the same fix didn't take care of that one, still fails doing a verify with teh same error. I'm working on it now in a copy of the live company file to see if any other manipulations work.
Glad your issue was resolved, I'm going to look at the tax fields now too.
Thanks
Karl





I recreated the bad lines on new lines of each estimate, then deleted the old bad ones. Verify data then completed correctly.
Thanks brymead, I did the line recreation & while at it found an inactive item so made that active while at it. Verify & rebuild is now consistently good on the test file. going to proceed on the company file on server tonight.
Thanks
Karl