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Cash Book Journals

You use this program to view details of transaction journals created for transactions processed in the Cash Book.

Toolbar and menu

Field Description
Select Select this to use the entry currently highlighted in the listview in the corresponding field of another program.
Year Indicate the financial year for which to display journals.
Period Indicate the period(s) within the financial year indicated for which to display journals.

You can select to display all journals for the selected year, a range of periods or a single period.

From period Indicate the first period in a range of periods for which to display journals.

If you selected Single at the Period field, then indicate the single period for which you want to display journals.

To period Indicate the last period in a range of periods for which to display journals.

This is only enabled when you select Range at the Period field.

Include posted Select this to display transaction journals for which ledger journals currently exist (i.e. for which ledger journals were created in the General Ledger module).
Go (arrow icon) Select this to display the journals according to your selections.

Listview columns

By default, only the transaction journals for which no corresponding GL journals have been created are displayed. Use the Include posted option to display all transaction journals.

Column Description
Year This indicates the year in which the Cash Book journal was created.
Month This indicates the month in which the Cash Book journal was created.
Journal This indicates the Cash Book transaction journal number.
Journal date This indicates the Cash Book transaction journal date.
Bank This indicates the bank in which the transaction was processed.
Bank description This indicates the description of the bank in which the transaction was processed.
Operator This indicates the code of the operator who created the Cash Book transaction journal.
Posted

This indicates whether a ledger journal exists (i.e. was created) for the transaction journal.

It is possible that the word "Yes" is indicated in this column, but that the GL year, GL period and GL journal columns contain only zeroes. This means that the system attempted to create a GL journal for the transaction, but that no GL journal was required (for example, the transaction journal was zero and the system does not create zero GL journals).

GL year

This indicates the General Ledger year for the ledger journal.

Zeroes indicate that the General Ledger journal has not yet been created.

GL period

This indicates the General Ledger period for the ledger journal.

Zeroes indicate that the General Ledger journal has not yet been created.

GL journal

This indicates the General Ledger journal number created for the Cash Book transaction journal.

Zeroes indicate that the General Ledger journal has not yet been created. You need to use the Cash Book GL Integration program to create the General Ledger journal.

A GL journal number does not indicate that the journal was posted into the General Ledger. It only indicates the ledger journal number that was created from the transaction journal and passed to the General Ledger module for processing.

See Coding considerations in Notes and warnings

Notes and warnings

Program access

  • This program can be accessed by selecting the Browse icon from the Cash book journal field of the Cash Book GL Integration program.

Coding considerations

  • Transaction journals are created automatically whenever you successfully process a transaction. The corresponding ledger journal is created and posted according to your selections in the General Ledger Integration program.

    Refer to Effect of automation level selected.