Deleted payments now need to open invoices

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    Our credit card processor goofed up, of course this had to be on a day we did 180 CC payments. So I thought I could just delete the payments and they would be requed to be billed. Deleted the payments but they are not queued to be billed, I assume I need to open their invoices, what should I do?

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    tbohen, Aug 6, 2004 IP
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    An easier (although probably not *that* easy) would be to set the "Bill Now" option on the customer's Billing Info screen for the ones you want to rebill. Then run the Bill Customers on the main menu.
     
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    How do i get them into my found set?
     
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    You would need to search for them (with the Find button).
     
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    Right that gets me a report, but that doesn't get them all in my found set so I can scroll through them, or am I missing something.
     
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    It should let you scroll through them (or you can also do it in one swoop with the Replace function under the Scripts menu).
     
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