Return delivery through action box

Question

hi,
            i have a standard scenario in which i want to do return delivery to vendor through notification action box.
for this, I have maintained all required setting as follows
in notification f2, activity Create Return Delivery is maintained with QMLR_CREATE_RETURN_ORDER
but still i am getting following error
Could not create return delivery
Message no. QM153
Diagnosis
The return delivery for purchase order 7101000698 could not be created. There may be an incorrect system setting.
Procedure
Check the following system settings:
For movement types that you use for return delivery with reference to the original purchase document (return delivery to vendor), the reversal of GR despite invoice for GR-based invoice verification must be allowed.
You partner profile RLL (return delivery to vendor) should be assigned to delivery types RL (return to vendor) and RLL (return delivery to vendor) at partner determination.
Since the receiving plant becomes the sending plant for returns to vendor, you must assign a sales area (sales organization, distribution channel and division) to this plant.
You must set the shipping point determination for the appropriate shipping condition, loading group and plant.
You must maintain the sales and distribution data for the material to be returned.
For this item, no delivery type for returns processing
In the creditor master, the creditor must be assigned a customer in account control.

Answer 1

No offense, but you, (personally), did check each and every one of those error possibilities suggested by the error message right?
When I get messages like that I rarely trust my other team members when they tell me "oh yeah.. That's set up", or " of course, we loaded those records long ago".  Often times it just a miss understanding of what we are asking them to check.  Often times I'll ask them if they can sit down with me for 5 minutes and "teach me" where that thing is and what it really does. Then I can see for myself it is really set up and often I'll learn something.  I can't tell you how often I've heard "gee, I was sure we had set that up" or "hmmm. That must be new since we loaded and we didn't have if in the load.". LOL
FF