PO conversion query

Hi All,
we are adding a new warehouse . I have to update existing PO's with new warehouse ID. Is there any API or an interface by which we can update existing PO's(only Standard) with new warehouse ID.
Any suggestions will be appreciated
Thanks
Sid

Hi ,
You Can utilize " Fast Change" Option In Enjoy PO creation Screen to reduce the effort to input the tax code in each line item.
Regards
Mascot.

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