Dear Experts,
I am facing a strange problem and hope that I will get a solution from this forum from you expert guys, I am using Navision 2009 classic client.
1. I have create a chart of account and defined the beginning and ending totals. Indenting created the totaling range without any problem.
2. I have imported the opening balances for all balance sheet accounts debit and credit to one contra account which is also part of the balance sheet. My balances are 100% accurate that's why I got zero balance in my contra account. And if I define the total range from start of balance sheet account till the end of balance sheet account I get zero sum which is also correct.
The problem is when I run trial balance I should get the totals zero but I always get some wrong figures. Even if I just simply export the chart I always get the same wrong figure which I get from the trial balance report.
When I see from the GL entry table the sum shows correctly the zero.
Moreover when I remove the Begin and End Totals accounts from the chart of accounts then trial balance shows zero figure correctly. So I assume the problem is in defining the begin and end total accounts or the indenting of accounts which is causing this problem to me but how to resolve this ? ](*,) ](*,) Here I need your expert opinion.
Can any one help me please.
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Answers
Your chart account is absolutely right, you are just facing the lack of representation.
Begin & End total account will not have entries and they are giving us the some of posting accounts entries.
So what is you have missed some where End-Total.
Please check it
Thank you for your reply. I checked filtering with each indent and found all the begin totals have the end total. But still the problem exist ](*,)
Any suggestion to trace this strange problem?
I did not get any feed back from any one. But I find myself that if we export the chart to excel the sum will be zero without end totals. This is what I find from cronus database even they skip end totals in trial balance reports.
I just update here to help others.
Regards.