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3048425 - Error with WBS ID while Posting General Journal Entry

• Error message no: BS013 is received when posting Journal Entries from App Post General Journal Entries.
• Object WBS has system status AALK(Account Assignment Locked)/LKD(Locked). According to this status FI posting is not allowed.

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Troubleshooting

Use this information to fix some common issues in Assignments.

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The first time you use Assignments in a course, you must link your Google Workspace for Education account to the learning management system (LMS). For details, go to Link your account to Assignments .

The first time you use Assignments in a course, you must link your Google Workspace for Education account to the learning management system (LMS).

• Open your LMS.

• Click Link .

Check that you're using your Google Workspace for Education account given to you by your institution. Make sure you’re not trying to sign in with a personal email account.

• Enable third-party cookies on your device, and then try to link your account. 
• If you can, in your LMS, always choose Open assignment in new window .

Learn how to turn on third-party cookies . 

When you create a new collaboration, use the Google Workspace for Education account your institution provided. Do not sign in with a personal email account.

When you view or edit a collaboration, use your Google Workspace for Education account or a personal Google Account.

Creating and reviewing assignments

The first time you use Assignments in a course, you must link your Google Workspace for Education account to the LMS. For more information, go to Link your account to Assignments .

You can restore the student's file from your Google Drive Trash. For more information, go to Find or recover a file .

If you emptied your Trash and can’t find the file, ask your Google Workspace for Education administrator to restore the file.

If your admin can’t restore the assignment, ask your student to unsubmit their assignment and resubmit the backup copy from their Assignments folder in Drive.

• Use Assignments LTI version 1.3 for best results.
• Make sure the person who copies the course is in the same Google Workspace for Education organization as the course creator or is on the organization’s allowlist. Learn more about how to manage your organization’s allowlists .
• Don’t edit or delete the original assignment or its attachments.

Assignments grading

Grade passback can be unsuccessful if:

• Your admin set up the LMS to not allow grade passback.
• Your LMS is behind a firewall that blocks grade passback requests from Assignments.

Send feedback about Assignments

Yes. Your feedback helps us improve our products. To share feedback about Assignments:

• Open an assignment.

• Enter your message.
• (Recommended) To send a screenshot, check the Include screenshot box.
• Click Send .

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Troubleshoot quizzes & assignments, learner help center mar 8, 2024 • knowledge, article details.

This article will help you troubleshoot assessments in your course.

If you're having a problem with peer-reviewed assignments , check our  troubleshooting page for peer reviewed assignments .

Some assessments use third-party tools (these will say External Tool when you view them). If you have a technical issue with these tools, try posting in your course discussion forum or searching the third-party’s website for help (our Support Team may not be able to assist with third-party tools).

Can't start or retake assessment

There may be a few reasons why you aren’t able to start or retake an assessment.

Locked assessments

You may not be able to start an assessment if it’s locked. Locked assessments will be marked with a lock icon when you view them in your course. You can open the assessment for more information on why it’s locked.

See this section for more info about locked assessments. 

Attempt limits

Some assessments may have a maximum number of attempts. You may get more attempts after a set amount of time. You can see this info when you open the assessment.

Staff-graded assignments

In private courses (such as courses in a Degree program), some assessments may be manually graded by your course staff. Once your course staff has started grading the assessment, you won’t be able to start a new attempt. You can open the assessment to see if grading has started.

If you don’t pass the assessment, you may be able to retake it after you’ve received a grade (as long as you haven’t met your attempt limit).

Learn more about grading in private courses

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If an assessment in your course has a lock icon next to it, you can open the assessment to see why it’s locked. You can use the troubleshooting information below to help unlock your assessments.

Pay the course certificate fee

If you’re auditing a course, graded assessments will be locked. Graded assessments will also be locked if your course payment expires.

You can pay the course certificate fee to unlock graded assessments and earn a certificate in the course.

Reset your deadlines

In some courses, assessments may be locked if you fall behind your personalized deadline. You can reset your deadlines to unlock these assessments.

Resetting your deadlines won’t affect your grade, and your progress in the course will be saved.

Passing previous assessments

For some courses, certain assessments will be locked until you've completed all the previous assessments and received a passing grade. 

You can view the Grades tab in your course to check for assessments that haven’t received a grade. 

Keep in mind that  peer-graded assignments may take 7-10 days to receive a grade (starting from the due date). If you’re taking a private course that uses  staff-graded assignments , it may take a while to receive a grade from your course staff. 

Completing previous course items

In some courses, your instructor may have chosen to lock graded assessments until you’ve completed all the previous items in that module.

When you open the assessment, you’ll see a notification that you haven't completed all the items in the module. If you see this notification, you’ll need to complete all items in the module to unlock your graded assessments. This includes any videos, readings, discussion prompts, or ungraded assessments. Completed assessments will be displayed with a green checkmark on the overview page for that module. 

If you’ve completed a course item that isn’t showing up as complete, try these troubleshooting tips.

Locked by course staff

In private courses (such as courses in a Degree program), your instructor may choose to make assessments available during specific date ranges. These assessments will be locked if you try to access them before or after those dates. You can open the assessment to see when it will be unlocked. 

Can't submit assessment

If you're having trouble submitting an assignment, make sure:

• You're submitting the correct assessment in the correct session.
• You're uploading the correct type of file (check the assignment information for any file type requirements).
• The file size isn't too big (we recommend files smaller than 10MB).
• You're using a  recommended browser.
• You've added https: to any URLs.
• For peer-graded assignments, see our  troubleshooting page.

You can also try uploading your assessment from a different network configuration (home vs. work) or checking your firewall settings.

Missing assessment after submitting

If you submitted your assessment, but you don't see a confirmation that you submitted it, you may have saved it as a draft instead of submitting.

To check for a saved draft on Coursera's new platform:

• Open the course the assignment is in.
• Click Grades and open the assignment you want to check for a saved draft.
• Click My submission.
• If your assignment has been saved as a draft, you'll be able to see and edit it. If you can see your assignment, but you can't edit it, that means you submitted the assignment.
• To submit your saved draft, click Submit at the bottom of the page. If your assignment was submitted but you didn't pass, you can choose Retake .

If you don't see any record of an assignment that you're sure you submitted:

• You may have accidentally created a second Coursera account and submitted the assignment from that account. Try  checking for a second account .
• You may need to clear your cache & cookies, then reload the page, to see the update after you submit an assignment.

Missing an assessment grade

Most assessments are automatically graded, so you’ll receive a grade immediately after you submit it. You can check the  status of your assessment in the Grades tab (you may need to refresh the page).

If you’re missing a grade for a programming assignment, check the  troubleshooting steps for programming assignments .

Assessments that aren’t auto-graded

Some assessments are not graded automatically, such as  peer-graded assignments and staff-graded assignments (for private courses). Open your assessment to check if you’re waiting for a grade from your peers or course staff.

Misunderstandings or disagreement with grade

If you have a grade for an assessment that you don't understand or you think is unfair:

• Check your course syllabus for grading information and requirements.
• Try  re-submitting the assignment to be graded again.
• Ask a question in the  discussion forums for the course.
• If you got inappropriate feedback from a peer, you can  report it.
• If you think your grade is wrong because of an error in the course materials, you can  flag it.

As a heads up, our Support Team can’t explain or change your grade for an assessment, since grading is determined by your instructor. You can email your dedicated support email alias for your Degree or MasterTrack program if you have questions about your grade.

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Use Access Controls to bulk edit assignments to be unavailable/available for students, or schedule availability for a specific date and time

Access Controls allow the teacher to control when an assignment becomes available, scheduled, or locked for students.

How to Locate Access Controls:

You can find Access Controls in your Course Settings > Access Controls

How to Use Access Controls:

On the Access Controls page, use the dropdown menus to select if you'd like changes to affect all sections in a course, an individual section, or an individual student:

This gif shows how to change availability for all students in a section:

You can also edit the time zone in the upper right.

If you are reusing a course, you can click the "Update Year" button to update dates to the current school year.

Types of Availability:

Availability refers to whether your students can view an exercise or not. There are three availability settings:

Available : Default setting. Students can access and submit this activity.

Locked : Students see the lesson titles on their Assignments page, but they will see a lock icon and will encounter a Locked page if they attempt to access.

Scheduled : Schedule an item to be available during the specified time range and Locked anytime before the Start Date (if set) or after the End Date (if set).

Student View of Locked Assignments:

Setting Access Controls

Expanding modules and lessons:.

By default, all activities are set to Available in your course. You can configure Availability at the module, lesson, or activity level. If you set Availability for a module, the settings and scheduled times will apply to all lessons and activities underneath it. You can expand modules and lessons to configure settings on the activity level.

Schedule Availability:

You can also schedule for something to become available in a specified time range. To do this, set the item you want "Scheduled", and use the date picker to select the window that you want the item to be open for. Note that scheduling something at the module or lesson level will affect all activities underneath it.

In the above example, all activities in this module will unlock and become available on 9/21 at 11:00 am and lock again on 9/25 at 7:00 pm. If you want an assignment to always be available after unlocking, you can leave the End Date blank.

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See Is Assigned Settings to learn more about hiding unassigned modules from student view.

See Due Dates and Access Controls to learn more about controlling both of these settings from the same page.

See Access Controls for Individual Students for more info on configuring settings on a per-student level. 

Access Controls are available as part of CodeHS Pro. To get CodeHS Pro for your school, contact our team at [email protected] .

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WBS element & is locked for account assignment

Message type: E = Error

Message class: CJ - Project master data and structure

Message number: 064

Message text: WBS element & is locked for account assignment

What causes this issue?

WBS element &V1& has the status "Account assignment locked". When this is the case, you cannot assign the WBS element to any other object.

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INCLUDE 'NA_ALLG_NOFUNKTION' OBJECT DOKU ID TX

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Lock an assignment

You can control when students can access or submit an assignment by locking an assignment. Lock an assignment to restrict students from accessing it until the date you set. Or, you can lock submissions to prevent students from submitting assignments after a date you set (e.g. the day after the due date). Note : these steps do not work for discussion assignments.

Lock an assignment :

• In the course navigation, click Assignments , then click on the name of the assignment.

• Under Assign to , choose the section you wish to lock the assignment for. You can also leave it as Everyone .
• Under Available From , enter the earliest date students can access the assignment.
• Under Until , enter the latest date that students can access the assignment. Time of day is optional.
• Click Save or Save & Publish .

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How to lock an assignment or assessment for all students:

How to lock an assessment or assignment for an individual student or class:.

• Select Assessment/Assignment Center from the left side menu.

•  Select Assignment Bank.

• Click the checkbox to the left of the Assignment/Assessment and click the Lock/Unlock button.

•  Select  " Ok ".

•   The bold lock icon next to the assignment indicates that the assignment is now locked and can't be viewed or worked on by students.

• To unlock an Assignment/Assessment, simply repeat steps 3-4.

• Select Assignment Bank .

• Click the gear icon in the Settings column for the assignment or assessment.

• Scroll down and click on the black plus sign next to a class to see the list of students. Check the box next to the student name to select specific students, or check the box next to the class name to select all students in that class. Check the box in the Lock Assignment column for each student. Click Save Assignment.

• To unlock an assessment or assignment, follow steps 3-4, and uncheck the box in the Lock Assignment column.

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MINNEAPOLIS — The party line around the Yankees in recent weeks, as Aaron Judge began to emerge from his slow start to the season , was that he was still not locked in yet. 

The Yankees captain still may not admit it, but his at-bats recently indicate otherwise, with Wednesday providing the latest proof. 

Judge crushed his 11th home run of the season, a 467-foot moonshot, and added three doubles and a walk to lead the Yankees past the Twins, 4-0, at Target Field. 

Marcus Stroman aided the cause by tossing six shutout innings to keep the Twins (24-18) in check, while the Yankees (29-15) won for the ninth time in their last 11 games. 

It was less than two weeks ago that Aaron Boone was asked again about Judge’s quiet start, and the Yankees manager continued to preach patience.

Boone insisted that somebody was eventually going to pay for it “big-time,” that Judge would “get it going and look out when he does.” 

It didn’t exactly take Nostradamus to predict that, but as Boone suggested, opposing pitchers are now feeling the pain. 

After Wednesday’s 4-for-4 effort, Judge is now batting .383 (23-for-60) with a 1.350 OPS and seven home runs across his last 17 games.

During that span, he has raised his average from .178 to .255 and OPS from .674 to .926. 

Judge’s biggest game of the season, spearheading the Yankees’ 13-hit attack, started on the first pitch he saw.

In the first inning, Twins right-hander Pablo Lopez threw him a 95 mph fastball down the middle and Judge pounced on it, clobbering it a few rows deep into the third deck in left field. 

The 467-foot blast was the third-longest in the majors this season, trailing Judge’s own 473-foot shot against the Astros last week and another 473-footer from Mike Trout. 

In the second inning, the Yankees scored in the exact same fashion they did in Tuesday’s second inning.

They strung together three straight singles from Gleyber Torres, Jose Trevino and Oswaldo Cabrera before Anthony Volpe delivered a sacrifice fly to make it 2-0.

Torres scored easily without a play at the plate as center fielder Willi Castro appeared to think it was the third out of the inning instead of the second. 

After Castro caught the actual third out one batter later, he turned and fired the ball out of the stadium. 

Judge came back up in the third inning and ripped a double off the right-center field wall.

Two singles by Alex Verdugo and Giancarlo Stanton — who both recorded multi-hit games — later, the Yankees led 3-0. 

While Judge’s fifth-inning double to the gap in left-center went to waste, he padded the Yankees’ lead in the seventh inning.

After Juan Soto doubled off the right field wall, Judge smoked a laser to center field over the head of Castro for an RBI double to make it 4-0. 

That was plenty of support for Stroman, who had to battle at times across his six innings of work but allowed only six base runners (two hits, three walks and an error) and struck out a pair.

He started and finished strong, with the first and sixth innings being his only clean frames. 

It marked the second time this season Stroman has tossed six scoreless innings. 

The Twins’ best chance against him came in the second inning, when a Volpe fielding error and two walks loaded the bases with two outs.

But Stroman got Jose Miranda to ground out to end the threat. 

Luke Weaver relieved Stroman and continued to look like a weapon, tossing two shutout innings to extend his scoreless streak to 17 ¹/₃ innings.

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