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Definition of Force Doc. Balance field in Journal Template
Beatrice
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2006-09-12
edited 2006-09-15
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Hi,
Can anyone tell the importance of the Doc. Balance field in Journal Template? Want to know what is its real implication?
I have read its meaning on online help but it is still unclear.
Rgds
Beatrice
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kriki
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2006-09-12
I think it is that when you post, the amounts must be balanced per document no and not only for the complete batch (or part of it that is posted).
Regards,Alain Krikilion
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Beatrice
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2006-09-15
What I have been able to understand is that your debit journal line and your credit journal line should be of the same document type and document number.
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