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Probe | Why do I have a yellow warning in my work programs stating that the Risk of Material Misstatement needs to be refreshed?

Published:  24/07/2023
Why do I have a yellow warning in my work programs stating that the Risk of Material Misstatement needs to be refreshed?

  Answer:

You can do the following:
  1. Click the warning to refresh the ROMM calculation.
  2. Close all the CaseView documents and open 11.10 to refresh the ROMM calculation.
  3. If this did not resolve your yellow warning, make sure that the document are not renumbered out of the section numbering, eg. 20.10 can be 20.????, but not 100.?? as this will cause the document not to recognise the section it is in.
Renumber your document back to the applicable section and the document will work.
 
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