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Click on 'Summary to Excel' - be careful NOT to click on 'Detail to Excel'; as of January 2016 that would be over 8 million records!
 
Click on 'Summary to Excel' - be careful NOT to click on 'Detail to Excel'; as of January 2016 that would be over 8 million records!
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[[Category: Auditors - I.T.]]

Latest revision as of 11:50, 3 November 2016

Go to InfoNet / Finance / Summarize / Extract A/R transactions.

An account balance can be calculated for any period by summarizing all transactions up to that point. Note that the 'Remaining Amount' on this display is only correct for the current moment.

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Key in a starting fiscal period that is older than any accounts receivable transaction, and for ending period, the period for which you want the balance. Summarize by debtor. Click on the search button.

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The total 'Original Amount' should agree with the G/L.

*VA/480B*  G/L transaction enquiry                   1/27/16 10:58:12 FMR01702 
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Rec.    Bal.per/amount 1512      4998385.36  CAD    Total sel.                 
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  Main   Grou Subg Cost Pro             Vou  no Vou dt Vt  System Amount   Per 
  120000                                7500201 040108 75      172395.85-  0903
  120000                                7500202 040108 75       78744.50-  0903
  120000                                7500202 040108 75          71.84   0903
  120000                                7500203 040108 75        3371.32-  0903
  120000                                7500203 040108 75          13.01   0903

If it doesn't, the Analyser file will have to be rebuilt.

Click on 'Summary to Excel' - be careful NOT to click on 'Detail to Excel'; as of January 2016 that would be over 8 million records!