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NorthScope allows voiding and correcting posted checkbook Adjustment transaction Transfer transactions provided they have not been reconciled. If they are on a Checkbook Reconciliation, the Reconciliation must first be voided. 

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  1. Navigate to the transaction that is being voided.
    1. The transaction must be located from the 'Checkbook Transaction Inquiry' which can be opened from:
      1. Financial → Inquiries → Checkbook Transaction Inquiry
  2. Find and select the Adjustment Transfer that needs to be voided (only one transaction can be voided at a time).
  3. Click the 'More Actions' icon in the header toolbar and select "Void or Correct" (this opens the 'Void/Correct Transaction' page). 

The 'Void/Correct Transaction' page will open showing the Adjustment Transfer transaction that was selected.

  • Page Header
    • Message: Text that identifies the effect that voiding and correcting this transaction will have.
    • Option: Used to select either Void or Void & Correct 
    • Effective Date: Identifies the date the void or correction will post to the general ledger.
      • If the source transaction was posted in an open Fiscal Period, this will default to the source transaction's Date. Otherwise, this will be blank. 
    • Transaction Type: AdjustmentTransfer. Identifies the type of transaction being voided or corrected (non-editable).
    • Transaction: Identifies the transaction ID of the Adjustment Transfer being voided or corrected (non-editable).
    • Date: Identifies the GL Date of the Adjustment Transfer transaction being voided or corrected (non-editable).
  • Reconciliation Details: If the transaction has been reconciled, details of the reconciliation will be displayed. 

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The following events happen when an Adjustment a Transfer is voided. 

  1. A reversing Adjustment Transfer transaction is automatically created and posted to update the General Ledger.
    1. Status: 'Posted'
    2. GL Date: from the 'Effective Date' that was specified.
  2. The original transaction remains unchanged. 
  3. The net result is an offsetting Adjustment Transfer to both the Checkbook and General Ledger balance.

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The following events happen when an Adjustment a Transfer is Corrected. 

  1. All the steps outlined above for voiding. 
  2. A clone of the source Adjustment source Transfer transaction is placed in the Checkbook Transaction List View allowing for edit and re-posting.