In the following example, two general ledger (G/L) transactions have been entered but only have one corresponding entry on the bank statement. To reconcile these transactions:
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To match two or more general ledger transactions to a bank transaction:
The Select Current Bank Statement Control window is displayed.

Tip: You can also access General Ledger functions by clicking
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The Create New Bank Statement Control window is displayed.
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Note: Most of the details are usually populated from the previous bank reconciliation.
The Bank Reconciliation window is displayed.
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The Create Bank Statement Transaction window is displayed.
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Note: See descriptions for the fields and buttons below.
The transaction is added to right pane.
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The
button is enabled if the Selected values are equal.
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The matched transactions are highlighted in green.
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Create Bank Statement Transaction window key fields and buttons
Fields
Field |
Description |
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Transaction Date |
Date that the transaction was applied to the bank account. |
Description |
Description of the bank transaction to distinguish individual transactions.
Tip: Include a suitable suffix to the Description field, such as Part 1, to distinguish transactions if several bank transactions are being added. |
Amount |
Amount of the deposit or withdrawal expressed in dollars and cents. Enter withdrawals as negative amounts. |
Cheque Number / Ref |
Depending on the transaction, you can optionally add either the:
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BSB |
Six digit Bank State Branch number that uniquely identifies the bank, State and branch. |
Account Number |
Unique number that identifies the bank account of the debtor or creditor. |
Buttons
Button |
Description |
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Add the manually-entered transaction to the right pane, using the details entered on the Create Bank Statement Transaction window.
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Click You can then match the manually-entered transaction(s) to the corresponding general ledger transaction(s). |
Last modified: 11/08/2014 4:37:05 PM
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