 Cash 
	 Receipt - Non A/R Cash
 Cash 
	 Receipt - Non A/R CashUse this screen to enter cash receipts that are not associated with A/R invoices. For example, you need to enter payment you have received payments from customers who are attending your annual conference.
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Access this screen by pressing F6=Non A/R from the Cash Receipts - Batch Detail screen. Enter all non A/R cash receipts for the batch, and then press Enter to return to the previous screen.
Cash Receipts - Non A/R Cash
Cash Receipts - Batch Keying Detail
Cash Receipts - Transaction Display
Cash Receipts - Find Reference by Invoice
Cash Receipts - Create ROA Location
| Option | Description | 
| 1 | Search. First, enter a Location code, and then enter 1 in the Option field to access the A/R Adjustment Code Lookup popup window and select a code to use for the non A/R cash receipt. | 
Displays the number of the batch that was entered or automatically assigned.
Displays the date of the batch.
Displays the calculated total of all non A/R cash entries.
Enter the location that received the non A/R cash payment.
Enter the non A/R adjustments code for the receipt. If you do not know the code, first enter a Location, and then enter 1 in the O (Option) field to access the A/R Adjustment Code Lookup popup window and select a code.
Enter the number from the customer's check/payment document.
Enter the amount of the payment.
Enter a brief description of the non A/R payment such as Conference Fee.
Enter the number of the invoice or other reference for the non A/R payment. This number is NOT validated against the customer's A/R invoices.
| 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. | 
| F12 | Cancel/Previous. Exit the program or move back a screen. | 
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