I recall an issue not long ago with an uneditable, unposted invoice. I'll check to see if I resolved it and if so, how. (this was an issue with the line-items, the details were editable)

Be sure you aren't trying to edit the details directly in the fields on the invoice tab. (I know, that is confusing UI/UX) You have to use the Edit button on the toolbar and make changes there. (or use the Edit Bill/Invoice entry in the Edit menu)

I don't think you can change a Credit Note to an Invoice. (I recall wanting to do this once, and couldn't figure out how)

You should be able to simply renumber the Note/Invoice to avoid duplication confusion.

I usually 'number' my need-to-be-reused bills/invoices as "Use Next" and then edit as needed later and post.

Regards,
Adrien

On 11/17/22 12:31 PM, Morgan Read via gnucash-user wrote:
Hi Folks,

I'm trying to re-use an old invoice that was never sent out - but, the entries 
seem to be locked.  The invoice hasn't been posted and I can 'Edit Invoice' 
details, but when I come to entre a line item it's uneditable.  I've been able 
to do the same with other invoices that were created but not posted.  (I've 
been clearing out some old redundant invoices by reusing them.)

Also, I have a 'duplicate' invoice - two invoices with the same invoice number 
- but no way to 'delete' the invoice.  One was posted and sent, the other is 
only partially complete - the partially complete one is actually a credit note. 
 So, I figure I need to change it to a invoice (from a credit note) and change 
the invoice number and probably reset the invoice numbering so I can reuse it 
as an invoice and get rid of it and then have the invoice numbering run 
properly.

Any ideas on the above?

Thanks

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