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Resolve a cashflow rounding issue in Accounts Production Advanced
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Resolve a cashflow rounding issue in Accounts Production Advanced
To resolve out of balances in Accounts Production Advanced you can add rows to the Additional Cash Flow Adjustments table in the
Disclosure
tab, then add these rows to the Accounts Report.
Open the client in Accounts Production Advanced.
Select the
Disclosures
tab.
Under
Financial Statements
, select
Statement of Cash Flows
.
Select
New
.
tip
You may need to scroll down in the
Statement of Cash Flows
window to reveal the
New
button.
Select the new row you've added to the Additional cash flow adjustments table, then enter a
Description
that clearly identifies what it relates to.
In the same new row, enter the amount in the
Current period
and/or
Prior period
columns that the cash flow needs to be adjusted by.
Select
OK
to close the window and return to the
Disclosures
tab.
Select the
Reports
tab and run a set of accounts in
Design
mode.
Go to the part of the report where you need to add the additional cash flow adjustment item, then double-click the table to open up the
Design Smart Table
window.
Double-click on the text of row that you need to edit.
In the
Edit Section
window, double-click on the row shown in the Section contents pane.
In the Edit Subsection window, select the
Financial Period Data
tab.
Expand the
Disclosure
,
Financial Statements
,
Cash flow and Cash and Cash Equivalents
,
Cash flow – company
,
Additional Cash Flow adjustments
, and the
Rows
folders.
This will show the row you added to the Additional cash flow adjustments table.
In the Rows folder, select the Additional cash flow adjustment row that you added previously, then select
Add.
The item is shown in the Subsection contents pane.
Select
OK
, then
OK
again to return to the accounts report in
Design
mode.
Close the report.
Re-open the report in
Preview
mode to check the changes to the accounts.
This article applies to:
Product:
Digita Accounts Production Advanced
Subject:
Reports
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