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The purpose of the Checkbook Transfer Record View is to add, edit, and remove transactions that record the movement of money from one Checkbook to another. From here, users can create a new transfer, edit an un-posted transfer, or delete an un-posted transfer. Deleting a transfer transaction removes the associated journal entry. When Checkbook Transfers are posted, the Checkbook Balances for both checkbooks are updated, a journal entry is created and posted, and a transaction for each checkbook is added to the Checkbook Transaction Inquiry. Transfers make a Journal Entry that Debits the GL Account assigned to the 'To Checkbook' (the receiving checkbook) and Credits the GL Account assigned to the 'From Checkbook' (the sending checkbook). Transfers do not create a 'Currency Gain/Loss' journal entry.

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(lightbulb) If a Payment Receipt that has been fully or partially applied is deleted (prior to posting), all applications will be automatically removed. 

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The Journal Details Window for this transaction will include:

  • The Cash Receipt Journal Entry (in both the Receipt Currency Amounts and Home Currency Amounts)
    • Debit to the Checkbooks Cash Account 
    • Credit to the Customer A/R Account 
  • All the associated application Journal Entries - even though they may have happened on different dates
  • All the associated Currency Gain/Loss Journal Entries - even though they may have happened on different dates

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A text box to enter the dollar amount of the payment you received in the 'Currency' you specified. This defaults to 0.00 but is required and must be > 0.00 to Approve and/or Post. If not, the message "Amount must be greater than 0.00." will be displayed. This field is only editable after a 'Customer' has been selected and while the transaction Status is "New" and while no applications exist for the receipt. Editing this value, and saving the transaction will re-calculate the 'Applied' and 'Unapplied' fields.

Linked Database Field: ERPx_ARTransactionHeader.ExtendedAmount.

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A single-select standard lookup to select which checkbook the receipt will be deposited into. This defaults using the following logic after the Customer is selected:

  1. If the Checkbook that is assigned to the Customer is in either the Customer Currency or the Home Currency then default to the Customer Checkbook, else
  2. If the Checkbook that is assigned to the "Default Payment Receipt Checkbook" Sales Preference is in either the Customer Currency or the Home Currency then default from the Preference, else
  3. Set to blank and require a value before enabling the rest of the data fields

This is required before you can enter/edit the remaining receipt fields, Approve and/or Post, or to open the 'Apply Documents' window. If not assigned, the message "Checkbook is required" will be displayed. This field is enabled after a 'Customer' has been selected and while the transaction Status is "New". This field is only editable after a 'Customer' has been selected and while the transaction Status is "New" and no applications for this receipt have been made. 

The lookup contains the list of all the 'Active' checkbooks assigned to the Customer or the Home Currency. 

Linked Database Field: ERPx_ARTransactionHeader.CheckbookSK.

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A text box to enter a comment. This defaults to blank and is not required. This field is only editable after a 'Customer' has been selected but remains editable, even after the transaction is posted. This must be <= 60 characters.

Linked Database Field: ERPx_ARTransactionHeader.Description.

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A single-select standard lookup to assign the currency of the Receipt. This initially defaults to the 'Home Currency' but updates to the Customer currency once a Customer has been selected, but can be changed after that. This is required to Approve and/or Post or to open the 'Apply Documents' window. If not assigned, the message "Currency is required and must be in either [Home Currency ID] or [Checkbook Currency ID]." will be displayed. This field is only editable after a 'Customer' has been selected and while the transaction Status is "New" and no applications for this receipt have been made.

(lightbulb) Since a Receipt can only be applied to transactions matching the Receipt's currency, the 'Currency' cannot be edited once an application exists. If you need to change the Currency, you must unapply all the transactions that are currently applied.

Validations include:

  • If the Currency assigned to the Checkbook matches the 'Home Currency' then the receipt currency can be any currency with a valid exchange table setup to the Home Currency.
  • If the Currency assigned to the Checkbook does NOT match the 'Home Currency', then the receipt must either be in the Checkbook's currency or the 'Home Currency'.

The lookup contains all 'Active' currencies.

Linked Database Field: ERPx_ARTransactionHeader.CurrencySK.

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A single-select load on demand lookup to select the Customer you received the payment from. This defaults to blank but is required before anything other than the 'Receipt Date' can be edited. If not assigned, the message "Customer is required." will be displayed. Because this value determines the initial values assigned for the 'Checkbook' and 'Currency', if it is changed after it has been assigned, a message will appear as: "Changing the Customer will reset the Checkbook and/or Receipt Currency." This field is only editable while the transaction Status is "New" and the 'Applied Amount' is blank or 0.00.

The lookup contains the list of all 'Active' customers displayed as Customer Name (Customer ID). 

Linked Database Field: ERPx_ARTransactionHeader.CustomerSK.

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A text box to enter the number of the payment you received, most often associated with the Check #. This field defaults to blank, is not required, and is only editable after a 'Customer' has been selected. This field is always editable, even after the transaction is posted.

Linked Database Field: ERPx_ARTransactionHeader.DocNumber.

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A date field to enter the date the Receipt was actually received. This defaults to the current date and is required to Approve and/or Post or to open the 'Apply Documents' window. If not, the message "Receipt Date is required." will be displayed. This field is only editable while the transaction Status is "New" but is disabled once an application for this receipt has been made.

(lightbulb) Since the 'Receipt Date' can impact a Currency Gain / Loss when it is applied, it the cannot be edited once an application exists for receipts that are not in the Home Currency. If you need to change the 'Receipt Date', you must unapply all the transactions that are currently applied.

Linked Database Field: ERPx_ARTransactionHeader.TransactionDate.

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A single-select standard lookup to select the type of the Receipt. This defaults to "Check" but can be changed. This is required to Approve and/or Post. This field is only editable after a 'Customer' has been selected and while the transaction Status is "New". 

The lookup contains all the values in the MFCashReceiptType Enumeration Class. 

Linked Database Field: ERPx_ARTransactionHeader.CashReceiptTypeEN.

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Changing this value will re-assign the Checkbook and the receipt currency.A single-select standard lookup to select the Status of the Receipt. This defaults to New but can be changed to Approved or Ready to Post. Setting this to Approved, and saving, runs all the posting validations and disables all the fields except the Comment, Payment #, and Status. Setting this to Ready to Post, and saving, posts the transaction, disables  all the fields except the Comment and Payment #, and posts the journal entry.

The lookup contains the list of New, Approved, and Ready to Post.

Linked Database Field: ERPx_ARTransactionHeader.TransactionStatusSK.

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Fields prefixed with "MC: " are sorted at the bottom of the list and are only visible to multi-currency receipt transactions.

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A non-editable text box to identify the Currency ID for the currency assigned to the Checkbook. Receipts cannot be posted if this value is missing.

Linked Database Field: ERPx_MFCheckbook.CurrencySK.

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Linked Database Field: ERPx_ARTransactionHeader.CheckbookSK.

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Linked Database Field: ERPx_ARTransactionHeader.CreatedDate.

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Linked Database Field: ERPx_ARTransactionHeader.CreatedBy.

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Linked Database Field: ERPx_ARTransactionHeader.CustomerSK.

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For Payment Receipts only, If blank, the value will be automatically updated as follows:

  • For Receipts in the Home Currency -  updated to the 'Receipt Date' on Approve or Ready to Post.
  • For Receipts NOT in the Home Currency, that have not been applied -  updated to the 'Receipt Date' on Approve or Ready to Post.
  • For Receipts NOT in the Home Currency, that have been applied -  updated to the 'Receipt Date' on application

The GL Date must be >= the 'Receipt Date'. If not, the message "GL Date must be >= the Receipt Date." will be displayed on Save. The GL Date must fall within a Fiscal Period that is open for Sales. If not, the message, "The Fiscal Period is not open." will be displayed on Save.

Linked Database Field: ERPx_ARTransactionHeader.GLDate.

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Linked Database Field: ERPx_ARTransactionHeader.LastUpdated.

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Linked Database Field: ERPx_ARTransactionHeader.LastUser.

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A non-editable text box to identify the currency of the receipt. Receipts may not always be in the same currency as the Checkbook.

Linked Database Field: ERPx_ARTransactionHeader.CurrencySK.

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Linked Database Field: ERPx_ARTransactionHeader.TransactionID.

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Linked Database Field: ERPx_ARTransactionHeader.TransactionHeaderSK.

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A date field to show the 'Start Date' of the 'Exchange Rate' on the 'Exchange Table' assigned to this transaction. The exchange Rate is looked-up using the 'Receipt Date', not the 'GL Date'. This field is only visible, and required to Approve and/or Post, when the 'Receipt Currency' is not in the Home Currency. This is a looked-up value and is not editable from here.

Linked Database Field: ERPx_MFCurrencyExchangeRate.Start.

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A date field to show the 'End Date' of the 'Exchange Rate' on the 'Exchange Table' assigned to this transaction. The exchange Rate is looked-up using the 'Receipt Date', not the 'GL Date'. This field is only visible, and required to Approve and/or Post, when the 'Receipt Currency' is not in the Home Currency. This is a looked-up value and is not editable from here.

Linked Database Field: ERPx_MFCurrencyExchangeRate.Expire.

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A label to show the 'Rate' (exchange rate) applicable on the Transaction Date (not the GL Date) on the 'Exchange Table' assigned to this transaction. This is set to 1.00 for all 'Payment Receipts' that are in the 'Home Currency'. This is a looked-up value and is not editable from here.

Linked Database Field: ERPx_MFCurrencyExchangeRate.Rate.

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The purpose of the Checkbook Transfer Record View is to add, edit, and remove transactions that record the movement of money from one Checkbook to another. From here, users can create a new transfer, edit an un-posted transfer, or delete an un-posted transfer. When Checkbook Transfers are posted, the Checkbook Balances for both checkbooks are updated, a journal entry is created and posted, and a transaction for each checkbook is added to the Checkbook Transaction Inquiry. Transfers make a Journal Entry that Debits the GL Account assigned to the 'To Checkbook' (the receiving checkbook) and Credits the GL Account assigned to the 'From Checkbook' (the sending checkbook). If the Currency of the two checkbooks do not match, the currency and amounts of the foreign currency will be used for the Journal Entry transaction amounts. Transfers do not create a 'Currency Gain/Loss' journal entry.

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The Journal Entry for this transaction will:

  • Debit the 'To Checkbooks' GL Account.
  • Credit the 'From Checkbooks' GL Account. 

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FieldsDescription
Comment

A text box to enter a short comment pertaining to the Transfer. This field is always editable (even after the transaction is posted) and is not required. If a Comment is entered, it must be <= 60 characters. 

Linked Database Field: ERPx_MFCheckbookTransaction.Comment

From Amount

An editable text box to enter the amount of the Transfer, in the transfer's 'From Checkbook' currency, displayed in the currency format. This defaults to 0.00 but must be a positive amount to Approve or Post. If not, the message "Transfer from Amt. must be positive." will appear on Save.

Linked Database Field: ERPx_MFCheckbookTransaction.Amount Where TransferFromCheckbookTransactionSK is null

From Checkbook

A single-select combo box to select the Checkbook the money is being withdrawn from. This is editable when the Status is "New". This defaults to blank but is required to Save. If missing, the message "From Checkbook is required." will be displayed on Save. This must also be different than the 'To Checkbook'. If not, the message "The 'From Checkbook' and 'To Checkbook' must be different." will be displayed on Save.

This lookup contains a blank value, the current assigned value, and a list of all the 'Active' Checkbooks, sorted by Checkbook, displayed as:

  • If the Checkbook's Currency is the 'Home Currency' then [Checkbook]
  • If the Checkbook's Currency is NOT the 'Home Currency' then [Checkbook] +([Checkbook Currency])

(lightbulb) If this Checkbook is not in the 'Home Currency' then the 'To Checkbook' must either be in the same currency or the 'Home Currency'. If not, the message "Either the From Checkbook Currency or To Checkbook Currency must be in the Home Currency or both Checkbook Currencies must be the same Currency." will be displayed on Save. 

Linked Database Field: ERPx_MFCheckbookTransaction.CheckbookSK Where TransferFromCheckbookTransactionSK is null

From Reference

A text box to enter a 3rd party reference number that applies to the 'From Checkbooks' bank. This field is always editable (even after the transaction is posted) and is not required. If a 'From Reference' is entered, it must be <= 60 characters. 

Linked Database Field: ERPx_MFCheckbookTransaction.Reference Where TransferFromCheckbookTransactionSK is null

StatusA single-select standard lookup to assign the Transaction Status. This defaults to "New" but can be changed to "Approved" or "Ready to Post".  Updating the Status does the following:
  • New: This is the default value. While in the Status of New all editable fields are open for edit, no posting/approval validations are performed, GL Dates are not assigned, and journal entries are not created. If the transaction was moved back from Approved to New, the GL Date will remain as previously assigned.  
  • Approved: Performs all the data validations required to post the transaction. If one or more validations fail, messages are provided indicating what needs to be corrected. If all the validations pass, then all the fields are disabled except for the Status lookup (and any fields that are always editable) and blank 'GL Dates' are assigned.   
  • Ready to Post: Runs the Approval validations. If one or more validations fail, messages are provided indicating what needs to be corrected. If all the validations pass, then all the fields are disabled with the exception any fields that are always editable and updates the Transaction Status to "Posted".

Linked Database Field: ERPx_MFCheckbookTransaction.TransactionStatusSK

To Amount

A non editable text box that displays the transfer amount, in the transfer's 'To Checkbook' currency, displayed in the currency format. This defaults to 0.00 but is updated on Save, after the 'Transfer From Amt.' is entered.

  • If both the 'From Checkbook' and 'To Checkbook' are assigned the same currency, the 'Transfer To Amt.' will equal the 'Transfer From Amt.'
  • If the 'From Checkbook' and 'To Checkbook' are assigned a different currency, the 'Transfer To Amt.' will be calculated from the applicable Currency Exchange table. 

Linked Database Field: ERPx_MFCheckbookTransaction.Amount Where TransferFromCheckbookTransactionSK is not null

To Checkbook

A single-select combo box to select the Checkbook the money is being deposited into. This is editable when the Status is "New". This defaults to blank but is required to Save. If missing, the message "To Checkbook is required." will be displayed on Save. This must also be different than the 'From Checkbook'. If not, the message "The 'From Checkbook' and 'To Checkbook' must be different." will be displayed on Save.

This lookup contains a blank value, the current assigned value, and a list of all the 'Active' Checkbooks, sorted by Checkbook, displayed as:

  • If the Checkbook's Currency is the 'Home Currency' then [Checkbook]
  • If the Checkbook's Currency is NOT the 'Home Currency' then [Checkbook] +([Checkbook Currency])

(lightbulb) If the 'From Checkbook' is not in the 'Home Currency' then the 'To Checkbook' must either be in the same currency or the 'Home Currency'. If not, the message "Either the From Checkbook Currency or To Checkbook Currency must be in the Home Currency or both Checkbook Currencies must be the same Currency.." will be displayed on Save. 

Linked Database Field: ERPx_MFCheckbookTransaction.CheckbookSK Where TransferFromCheckbookTransactionSK is not null

To Reference

A text box to enter a 3rd party reference number that applies to the 'To Checkbooks' bank. This field is always editable (even after the transaction is posted) and is not required. If a 'To Reference' is entered, it must be <= 60 characters. 

Linked Database Field: ERPx_MFCheckbookTransaction.Reference Where TransferFromCheckbookTransactionSK is not null

Trans. Date

A date field to enter the date the Transfer was generated on the sending side. This defaults to the current date and is required to Approve and/or Post. If not, the message "Transfer Date is required." will be displayed. This field is only editable while the transaction Status is "New". This date will set the GL Date in the database and will always be the date used on the journal. 

Linked Database Field: ERPx_MFCheckbookTransaction.TransactionDate


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The fields sorted at the bottom of this section, prefixed with "MC:" are only visible on multi-currency transfer transactions.

FieldsDescription
CheckbookSK - From Checkbook

A non-editable text box that displays the CheckbookSK of the 'From Checkbook'This is a looked-up value, that is primarily used for support.

Linked Database Field: ERPx_MFCheckbook.CurrencySK

CheckbookSK - To Checkbook

A non-editable text box that displays the CheckbookSK of the 'To Checkbook'This is a looked-up value, that is primarily used for support.

Linked Database Field: ERPx_MFCheckbook.CurrencySK.

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MC: Journal Entry: Currency Conversion

This field is used to convert a Foreign Currency transfer amount to the 'Home Currency' amount for the Journal Entry.

A non-editable text box that displays the currencies on the 'Exchange Table' being used to convert the foreign currency amount to the 'Home Currency' amount. This is formatted as: "From [foreign currency] to [Home Currency]". This is only displayed and required when one of the Checkbooks is not in the 'Home Currency'.

This value is a looked up from the 'Exchange Table' and not stored in the database while the transaction is in a Status of "New". When the Status is changed to either "Approved" or "Ready to Post" the value is updated and written to the database. For posted transactions, this is the value that existed when the transaction posted.

MC: Journal Entry: Exchange Date

This field is used to convert a Foreign Currency transfer amount to the 'Home Currency' amount for the Journal Entry.

A non-editable text box to show the date range of the 'Rate' (Exchange Rate) on the 'Exchange Table' being used to convert the foreign currency amount to the 'Home Currency' amount. This is only displayed and required when one of the Checkbooks is not in the 'Home Currency'.

This is looked-up using the 'Transfer Date', not the 'GL Date'. This is displayed as: From [Rate From] to [Rate to]. For example, "From 10/01/19 to 10/07/19". The date values are formatted based on the User Preference for 'Date Format'.

This value is a looked up from the 'Exchange Table' and not stored in the database while the transaction is in a Status of "New". When the Status is changed to either "Approved" or "Ready to Post" the value is updated and written to the database. For posted transactions, this is the value that existed when the transaction posted.

MC: Journal Entry: Exchange Rate

This field is used to convert a Foreign Currency transfer amount to the 'Home Currency' amount for the Journal Entry.

A non-editable text box to show the 'Calculation Method' and 'Rate' being used to convert the foreign currency amount' to the 'Home Currency' amount. This is only displayed and required when one of the Checkbooks is not in the 'Home Currency'. It is set as follows:

  • If the 'From Currency' on the Exchange Table matches the foreign currency, then the 'Calculation Method' will default from the 'Calculation Method' on the Exchange Table.
  • If the 'From Currency' on the Exchange Table matches the 'Home Currency', the 'Calculation Method' will be the opposite as it is on the Exchange Table.

This is formatted as: [Calculation Method] by [Rate]. For Example, "Multiply by 1.0250" or "Divide by 1.0250".

This value is a looked up from the 'Exchange Table' and not stored in the database while the transaction is in a Status of "New". When the Status is changed to either "Approved" or "Ready to Post" the value is updated and written to the database. For posted transactions, this is the value that existed when the transaction posted.

MC: Journal Entry: Exchange Table

This field is used to convert a Foreign Currency transfer amount to the 'Home Currency' amount for the Journal Entry.

A non-editable text box that displays the 'Exchange Table ID' used to convert the foreign currency to the 'Home Currency'. This is only displayed and required when one of the Checkbooks is not in the 'Home Currency'.

This is assigned as the first Exchange Table containing both the 'Home Currency' and the foreign currency, with a valid 'Rate' (exchange rate) for the 'Transfer Date'. If there are no Rates that cover the 'Transfer Date' then the last Rate will be used. If there are no Exchange Tables containing both the 'Home Currency' and the foreign currency then this will be blank and the message "A valid exchange does not exist between [ForeignCurrencyID] and [HomeCurrencyID]." will be displayed on Save.

This value is a looked up from the 'Exchange Table' and not stored in the database while the transaction is in a Status of "New". When the Status is changed to either "Approved" or "Ready to Post" the value is updated and written to the database. For posted transactions, this is the value that existed when the transaction posted.

MC: Journal Entry: Home Amount

This field is used to convert a Foreign Currency transfer amount to the 'Home Currency' amount for the Journal Entry.

A non-editable text box that displays the 'Home Currency' amount of the Transfer. This is only displayed and required when one of the Checkbooks is not in the 'Home Currency'. It is calculated as follows:

  • If both checkbooks are assigned a foreign currency then [Transfer from Amt.] multiplied or divided by [Journal Entry: Exchange Rate] ELSE 
  • If the 'From Checkbook' is in the 'Home Currency' then [Transfer From Amt.] ELSE 
  • [Transfer To Amt.] 

This value is computed in real time and not stored in the database while the transaction is in a Status of "New". When the Status is changed to either "Approved" or "Ready to Post" the value is updated and written to the database. For posted transactions, this is the value that existed when the transaction posted.

MC: To Checkbook: Amount

This field is used to convert the 'Transfer From Amt.' to the 'Transfer To Amt.'.

A non-editable text box that displays the Amount of money being received by the 'To Checkbook', converted and formatted into the currency of the 'To Checkbook'. This is only displayed and required when the two checkbooks are not in the same currency.

This value is computed in real time and not stored in the database while the transaction is in a Status of "New". When the Status is changed to either "Approved" or "Ready to Post" the value is updated and written to the database. For posted transactions, this is the value that existed when the transaction posted.

MC: To Checkbook: Currency Conversion

This field is used to convert the 'Transfer From Amt.' to the 'Transfer To Amt.'.

A non-editable text box that displays the currencies on the 'Exchange Table' being used on the 'From Checkbook' and 'To Checkbook'. This is formatted as: "From [From Checkbook Currency] to [To Checkbook Currency]". This is only displayed and required when the two checkbooks are not in the same currency.

This value is a looked up from the 'Exchange Table' and not stored in the database while the transaction is in a Status of "New". When the Status is changed to either "Approved" or "Ready to Post" the value is updated and written to the database. For posted transactions, this is the value that existed when the transaction posted.

MC: To Checkbook: Exchange Date

This field is used to convert the 'Transfer From Amt.' to the 'Transfer To Amt.'.

A non-editable text box to show the date range of the 'Rate' (Exchange Rate) on the 'Exchange Table' being used to convert the currencies between the 'From Checkbook' and the 'To Checkbook'. This is only displayed and required when the two checkbooks are not in the same currency.

This is looked-up using the 'Transfer Date', not the 'GL Date'. This is displayed as: From [Rate From] to [Rate to]. For example, "From 10/01/19 to 10/07/19". The date values are formatted based on the User Preference for 'Date Format'.

This value is a looked up from the 'Exchange Table' and not stored in the database while the transaction is in a Status of "New". When the Status is changed to either "Approved" or "Ready to Post" the value is updated and written to the database. For posted transactions, this is the value that existed when the transaction posted.

MC: To Checkbook: Exchange Rate

This field is used to convert the 'Transfer From Amt.' to the 'Transfer To Amt.'.

A non-editable text box to show the 'Calculation Method' and 'Rate' being used to convert each 'Payment Receipt' currency (convert the currencies between the 'From Checkbook' and the 'To Checkbook'. This is only displayed and required when the two checkbooks are not in the same currency. It is set as follows:

  • If the 'From Currency'
) to
  • on the Exchange Table matches the currency of the '
Home Currency' (the 'To Currency'). This will either be "Multiply" or "Divide" and is set as follows:If the 'From Currency
  • From Checkbook', then the 'Calculation Method' will default from the 'Calculation Method' on the Exchange Table
matches the 'Payment Receipt' Currency and the 'To
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  • If the 'From Currency' on the Exchange Table matches the
'Home Currency'
  • currency of the 'To Checkbook', then the 'Calculation Method'
on the transaction will match the 'Calculation Method' from the Exchange Table.
  • If the 'From Currency' on the Exchange Table matches the 'Home Currency' and the 'To Currency' on the Exchange Table matches the 'Payment Receipt' Currency then the Inverse Exchange method will be used and the 'Calculation Method' on the transaction will be opposite as it is on the Exchange Table.
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    Linked Database Field: ERPx_MFCurrencyExchange.RateCalculationMethodEN.

    MC: Exchange Table
    • will be the opposite as it is on the Exchange Table.

    This is formatted as: [Calculation Method] by [Rate]. For Example, "Multiply by 1.0250" or "Divide by 1.0250".

    This value is a looked up from the 'Exchange Table' and not stored in the database while the transaction is in a Status of "New". When the Status is changed to either "Approved" or "Ready to Post" the value is updated and written to the database. For posted transactions, this is the value that existed when the transaction posted.

    MC: To Checkbook: Exchange Table

    This field is used to convert the 'Transfer From Amt.' to the 'Transfer To Amt.'.

    A non-editable text box that displays the 'Exchange Table ID'

    being

    used to convert the currencies between the '

    Payment Receipt

    From Checkbook'

    Currency

    and the '

    Home Currency'. This will be blank for all 'Payment Receipts' that are in the same currency as the 'Home Currency'. This is required for all 'Payment Receipts' that

    To Checkbook'. This is only displayed and required when the two checkbooks are not in the same currency

    as the 'Home Currency'

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    This

    value is auto-assigned and not editable by users. It

    is assigned as the first Exchange Table containing both

    the Receipt Currency

    currencies for the 'From Checkbook' and the '

    Home Currency

    To Checkbook', with a valid 'Rate' (exchange rate) for the

    Receipt

    'Transfer Date'.

    If

     If there are no Rates that cover

    the Receipt

    the 'Transfer Date' then the last Rate will be used. If there are no Exchange Tables containing both the

    Receipt

    'Home Currency' and the

    Home Currency then

    foreign currency then this will be blank and the message "A valid exchange does not exist between [

    TransactionCurrencyID

    FromCheckbookCurrencyID] and [

    HomeCurrencyID

    ToCheckbookCurrencyID]." will be displayed on Save after the Status is changed to Approve and/or Ready to Post.

     

    Linked Database Field: ERPx_MFCurrencyExchange.ExchangeID.

    MC: From Currency

    A non-editable text box that displays the 'Payment Receipt' Currency ID.

    Linked Database Field: ERPx_MFCurrencyExchange.SourceCurrencySK.

    MC: To Currency

    A non-editable text box that displays the Home Currency ID.

    Linked Database Field: ERPx_MFCurrencyExchange.DestCurrencySK.

    ...

    This value is a looked up from the 'Exchange Table' and not stored in the database while the transaction is in a Status of "New". When the Status is changed to either "Approved" or "Ready to Post" the value is updated and written to the database. For posted transactions, this is the value that existed when the transaction posted.

    Related Topics

    Voiding or correcting a posted Checkbook Transfer



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