Bank Reconciliation

  • Bank Reconciliation

    Posted by DSC Communities on January 19, 2017 at 2:30 pm
    • Gary Richardson

      Member

      January 19, 2017 at 2:30 PM

      We had a bank deposit that had a total of $3,439.10 but the deposit amount shows $3,439.11.  Not sure how this happened.  My issue is that my adjusted book balance for that month is off by .01.  It won’t let me do an adjustment for the .01.  I am attaching screen shots from the bank recon.  The adjusted bank balance is the correct number.

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      Debbie Dornhoefer
      ATPE
      Austin TX
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    • Deb Sletmoen

      Member

      January 20, 2017 at 8:11 AM

      We have seen this, it has to do with the temp files on local client machine.  The best fix is to void the deposit and recreate it, it will post with correct totals.  

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      Deb Sletmoen
      Owner
      Implementation Specialists (IS)
      Hawley MN
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    • Gary Richardson

      Member

      January 20, 2017 at 11:46 AM

      Thanks for the advice.  I had actually already done this and it didn’t fix.

      I voided each member payment, voided the original bank deposit and then entered the payments again and new deposit.  It is still out of balance.

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      Debbie Dornhoefer
      ATPE
      Austin TX
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    • Leslie Vail

      Member

      January 26, 2017 at 3:33 AM

      Dynamics GP stores all currency amounts with 5 decimals, both deposited and undeposited receipts are stored in table CM20300. If you look in this table, do you see any of your items with values in more than the first two decimals? I’ve had this happen to me and the culprit was a behind the scenes value in those decimal places. I do not know what caused it, but I simply changed the number at the SQL level and never had another problem.
      Kind regards,
      Leslie

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      Leslie Vail
      Accounting Systems Consulting, Inc.
      Dallas TX
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    • Arun Vijayakumar

      Member

      February 6, 2017 at 8:50 PM

      Run the following scripts against your company DB and verify if their is any mismatch with the transactions,

      Select TRXAMNT,ClrdAmt,ORIGAMT,Checkbook_Amount,* from CM20200
      where substring(str(ORIGAMT,10,5), patindex(‘%.%’,str(ORIGAMT,10,5))+3, 1) > 0

      In case you modify transaction in above table, you need to change in this table as well

      Select CURRBLNC from CM00100 
      Select DOCAMT from PM30200, 
      Select APFRMAPLYAMT, ActualApplyToAmount, APPLDAMT, ORAPPAMT from PM30300,

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      Arun Vijayakumar
      Omaha NE
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