Message type: E = Error
Message class: 1J - BCA: Payment Order Dialog
Message number: 671
Message text: Enter a valid due date that considers the setting for maximum days of &1
You attempted to start the SEPA direct debit collection before the
allowed number of days has elapsed. The allowed number of days (&V1&) is
defined in Customizing for<ZK> Bank Customer Accounts (IS-B-BCA)</>,
under <LS>Account Management -> SEPA -> Define SEPA Properties for
Recipient Transaction Types.</>
The system does not allow you to save this due date.
Change the due date to an earlier date.
The system issues an error message and will not allow you to continue with this transaction until the error is resolved.
Error message extract from SAP system. Copyright SAP SE.
The SAP error message 1J671 indicates that the due date you are trying to enter does not comply with the system's settings for the maximum allowable days. This error typically occurs in the context of financial transactions, such as invoice processing or payment terms, where the due date must adhere to specific business rules.
Cause:
The error is triggered when:
To resolve this error, you can take the following steps:
Check Payment Terms:
Adjust Due Date:
Review Configuration Settings:
Consult with Your SAP Administrator:
Documentation and Help:
FB60
(Enter Incoming Invoice) or F-43
(Enter Vendor Invoice) to replicate the error and test solutions.By following these steps, you should be able to resolve the error message 1J671 and successfully enter a valid due date.
1J670 The earliest possible due date is &1 for posting date &2
What causes this issue? The latest date on which the system can post the SEPA d...
1J669 Next run date &1 is on or after the latest posting date &2
Self-Explanatory Message Since SAP believes that this specific error message is ...
1J672 Enter a valid due date that considers the minimum days of &1
What causes this issue? You attempted to start the SEPA direct debit collection...
1J673 The latest due date for posting date &1 can be &2
What causes this issue? The latest due date for a given posting date of a SEPA ...
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