VF145 - Billing date &1 does not correspond to number range &2 with prefix &3.


SAP Error Message - Details

  • Message type: E = Error

  • Message class: VF - Billing

  • Message number: 145

  • Message text: Billing date &1 does not correspond to number range &2 with prefix &3.

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  • What causes this issue?

    A new number range has been determined via user exit
    'userexit_number_range' from RV60AFZZ. This number range has been
    assigned a billing date which deviates from the billing date of the
    document.

    System Response

    You may only use user exit 'userexit_number_range' if the number range
    determined via this user exit does not change the billing date. If the
    number range determines the billing date, you must use user exit
    'userexit_number_range_inv_date' from RV60AFZC.
    Note
    You can enter the billing date for documents of a number range in the
    application menu. To do this, use the following menu path:
    <LS>Logistics -> Sales/distribution -> Billing -> Environment -> Set
    billing date </>

    Error message extract from SAP system. Copyright SAP SE.


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