editing credit note

[Derek Atkins]

That implies that the total amount went negative..
The only way to "fix" it is to ensure that your invoice total is positive.

-derek

"Eric W. Rathhaus" <eric at ewrlaw.com> writes:

> Hello - somehow one of my invoices is listed as a credit note.  This
> designation seems to mess up my accounting as I can't pay it.  How can I
> reverse/edit so that this note is treated as an invoice?  Also, any
> pointers as to how I might have made this mistake so that I can avoid in
> the future.  Thanks!
> Kind regards,
>
> Eric W. Rathhaus
> Law Office of Eric W. Rathhaus
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