Use this screen to select checks for reconciliation or for reversal.
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Access this screen by entering a G/L cash account number on the Check Reconciliation - Launch screen. You can also enter a date range and a check number range on the Launch screen to focus the list of checks on this screen to the specific ones you want to reconcile. To further focus the list, use the filters above the column. Enter Option 1 or X to select checks for reconciliation or reversal. Use Option 4 to de-select a check before it is reconciled. Use F7 to toggle the list between checks to be reconciled and checks already reconciled that you want to undo.
Check Reconciliation
Option |
Description |
1, X |
Enter 1or X in the Option field to select the check for reconciliation. |
4 |
Enter 4 in the Option field to de-select the check before it is reconciled. |
Displays the number of the G/L cash account for which you are reconciling checks.
Enter or accept the filter of the date that the checks cleared the bank.
Displays the number of the check that could be reconciled.
Displays the amount on the check.
Displays the number of the vendor that was paid with the check.
Displays the name of the vendor that was paid.
Displays the date the check was written.
Displays the currency in which the check was written.
Function Key |
Description |
F1 |
Help. Place your cursor in a field and press F1 to access online help for that field. Place your cursor outside of any field, and press F1 to access online help at the program level. |
F3 |
Exit. Exit the page or program. |
F5 |
Refresh. Refresh the screen and remove entered data. |
F7 |
Undo. Toggle the list between checks to be reconciled and checks already reconciled that you want to undo. |
F10 |
Check Reversal. Advance to the A/P Check Reversal screen and enter the G/L account number, reversal date, and check to reverse. |
F11 |
Unfold/Fold. Display or hide a second line of detail for each check. |
F12 |
Cancel/Previous. Exit the program or move back a screen. |
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