Use this screen to review a list of G/L transactions for a specific account number, a specific journal number, or one or more account types.
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Access this screen by entering a G/L account number, or a journal number, or a month/period on the G/L Inquiry - Launch screen and pressing Enter. Review the list of transactions, and use the Options to review additional details. You can also use the filters above the columns to focus the list of transactions on the ones you want to review.
G/L Inquiry
Option |
Description |
1 |
Journal. Enter 1 in the Option field to advance to the G/L Detail Display and review details of the journal transaction such as invoice numbers, check numbers, and batch numbers. |
2 |
Journal Reference. Enter 2 in the Option field to display only the transactions related to the specific journal reference you selected. |
5 |
Drill Down. Enter 5 in the Option field to advance to Invoice Inquiry. |
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Displays the code of the currency in which amounts are shown in the transactions list.
Enter or accept the number of the G/L account for which you are reviewing transactions.
Enter or accept the month or period of the transactions that you want to review for the account number you entered.
Indicate whether you want to review G/L transactions that have been processed via the Month End Processing program.
Displays the journal reference assigned to the transaction. The journal reference is a concatenation of the transaction's journal code and a system-assigned journal number.
Displays the date when the transaction affected the journal.
Displays a brief description of the transaction.
Displays the amount of the transaction in the currency indicated in the Currency field. The amounts are totaled by debits and credits and the net change.
If applicable, this field displays the check number associated with the transaction.
If applicable, this field displays the date of the check associated with the transaction.
Enter or accept the journal reference number for which you want to review G/L transactions.
Enter or accept the accounting month/period of the G/L transactions.
If applicable, enter a date for which you want to review transactions that have checks written on that date.
Displays the number of the G/L account affected by the transaction, or for which you are reviewing balances.
Displays the date when the transaction affected the journal.
Displays a brief description of the transaction.
Displays the amount of the transaction in the currency indicated in the Currency field. The amounts are totaled by debits and credits and the net change.
If applicable, this field displays the check number associated with the transaction.
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Account Inquiry - Period/Month
Enter or accept the month or period for which you want to review G/L account balances.
Enter or accept the codes for the account types for which you want to review transactions. Accounts types are:
IN - Income
EX - Expense
LI - Liability
AS - Asset
CP - Capital
Displays a brief description of the G/L account.
Displays the current balance for the G/L account from account codeCode that represents the file that holds G/L account balances for this year, previous years, and budgets. 1.
Displays the balance for the G/L account in the previous accounting year from account code 2.
Displays the balance for the G/L account as entered in the budget account code 3.
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. |
F4 |
Search. Place your cursor in a searchable field and press F4 to access a lookup window or more advanced search screen. |
F8 |
Print Information. Print the list of G/L transactions. |
F9 |
Detail/Summary. Switch between summary and detail display. |
F11 |
Drop/Fold. Display or hide a second line of detail for each transaction. |
F12 |
Cancel/Previous. Exit the program or move back a screen. |
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