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Personal Narrative: Hi Randy

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Hi Randy, I made several attempts to delete this transaction; however, I called the Apex help desk and I spoke with Cheryl Catiland, and she informed me the travel authorization has to be in a pending status in order for me to be able to delete this transaction. At this time, it’s in a submitted status. Thank you, Shawntia

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