Quantity factor in credit memo/invoice/subsequent crdr

hi all,
i have been seeking advice with regard to this area. I am happy that i am getting clearer.
i would like to have verification on 6 points below if my understanding is correct.
GR - qty 20080 value 3950
IR - qty 20080 value 3950
after vendor invoice is posted, there are 6 possible scenario i may need to create in relation to the posted invoice.
1) create credit memo qty 20080 (same qty) value 1000. 1000 will be credited PRD.
2) only value changed. create subsequent credit 1000, 1000 will be credited stock account.
3) create credit memo qty 1000, value 1000, 1000 will be affecting GRC
4) create invoice qty 20080 (same qty) value 1000. 1000 will be debited PRD.
5) only value changed. create subsequent debit 1000, 1000 will be debited stock account.
6) create invoice qty 1000, value 1000, 1000 will be affecting GRC.
thanks
rgds

1) create credit memo qty 20080 (same qty) value 1000. 1000 will be credited PRD.
see credit memo is posted when value and qty both changes. now u r posting a credit memo of qty 20080 means u are revering the whole invoice of qty 20080 and value 3950. so for the above scenario the value will be 3950 not 1000.
my AP dept is posting as what my point 1 question. which is why i am asking here. i agree with your explanation but i do not understand why my AP dept can credit PRD 1000.
2) may i know GRC(Gr/IR clearing account) and stock account, are they the same?
No the GR/Ir accout is not same as stock account. stock account is one which gives u total stock value for a perticular material. this account is attached to valuation class and valuation class is attached to material master accounting view so see the total stock value for u organization u have see the value of this stock account.
whereas GR/IR account acts as clearing account means when u do gr it is credited and when u do invoice against gr it is debited so that value becomes 0. it acts as intermitiate account between stock account and vendor accounts.
During GR stock acc + ve
                 GR/IR acc  -ve
During Invoice  Vendor account - ve
                         GR/Ir acc           + ve
3) if GRC and stock account different, how can directly update stock account without changing the GRC account?
this happens in case where GR is done first and then invoice. So when u do invoice and if there is some difference in price of material from the price with is used during GR then the difference amount is loaded ( increase or decrese ) from stock account so that proper value is loaded on material.
I hope u get clear from this explanation.
for more details try to do the cycle and see the behavior. once u do all the cycle u will get clear.

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