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Posted by Marc on January 4, 2007, 9:08 pm
Please log in for more thread options Dustin,
It sure seems like a major issue to me and I was very suprised by the lack
of response.
Marc
Beverly's Pet
>I agree, i've having issues with this as well.
>
> At a minimum it should use the current quantity discount rules setup for
> that item when the person performs the return.
>
> Someone from Microsoft would be nice of you to chime in.
>
> "Marc" wrote:
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>> I am referring to a return without a recall. It seems to me that RMS
>> would
>> not have to know when the item was sold, as it is not a 'sale' price,
>> but a
>> discount set in the table. It just seems a little dangerous, because if
>> the
>> cashier does not refer to the original receipt, the customer gets back
>> more
>> than they paid. I would prefer the program take the safe route and assume
>> the quantity was all purchased at once.
>>
>> I understand that the price would be correct in a 'recall' refund, but
>> that
>> is usually not feasible because the item being returned is one of many on
>> a
>> receipt (unless there is a way to do that!).
>>
>> Is there a reason for this behavior that I am missing?
>>
>> Marc
>>
>> > Do u recall the original transaction or just make a return? try
>> > recalling
>> > the orginal transaction.
>> >
>> > RMS doesn't return discounted items with the discounted prices coz it
>> > doesn't know when the item was sold.
>> >
>> > Nashat
>> >
>> >>I don't know if I missed something, but discounts entered in the
>> >>quantity
>> >>discount table for an item come up fine when we sell an item, but do
>> >>not
>> >>come up in return mode. Is this normal behavior?
>> >>
>> >> Marc
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