For example, you want to print a report from January to May for an annual client. It's necessary to move back to the January period before moving to May, and printing the report. The general principle is that it's necessary to first move to the 1st month of the year (January or the 1st month of a fiscal year), before moving to the month for which the report is needed.
Follow these steps to print or preview the report.
In your open client, select
File
,
Client Properties
and mark
Monthly
.
Select
OK
to close the
Client Properties
window.
Select
File
,
Select Period to Process
and select the period for January.
Select
Move to Selected Period
.
Select
File
,
Select Period to Process
and select the period for May.
Select
Move to Selected Period
.
Select
File
,
Print
and select the report you want to print.
Select
Options
and open the
Asset Detail
tab.
Mark the
Make the Current Depreciation column equal to the year-to-date depreciation
field.
Select
Print
or
Preview
.
note
To change your client's processing period back to annual, select
File
,
Client Properties
and mark the
Annual
option.
Support Reps – it is necessary to move to the 1st month of the period to reset the YTD depreciation field. This is because the application doesn’t recalculate YTD depreciation once an asset becomes fully depreciated. For example, consider an asset that becomes fully depreciated in June of the current year. Once the YTD field contains the final amount of depreciation for an asset, it is not recalculated when you move back to a previous month. For other assets the YTD is recalculated when you move back to a previous month, but for assets that are becoming fully depreciated in the current year this is not the case. The YTD field only properly recalculates by moving back to the 1st month of the period for these assets. You can then move (you don’t need to close) directly to the month for which the report is needed.