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Cash Book Journal Report

You use this program to generate a report of transaction journals created for deposits, withdrawals, adjustments and permanent entries processed to your Cash Book using the various transaction processing programs.

The transaction journals are created automatically whenever you successfully process a transaction. The Cash Book Journal Report provides an audit trail of these journals.

Once these transaction journals are posted to the General Ledger, you use the GL Journal Report program to print the corresponding General Ledger journals. Alternatively you can use the Cash Book GL Distribution program to generate a report of the General Ledger entries for these transactions.

This report can be run at any time and as often as required.

Report Options

Field Description
Bank selection Indicate the SYSPRO bank(s) for which you want to generate the report.
Reprint options

The Reprint options enable you to indicate which journals you want to reprint. These options are only available if you selected the Reprint option.

[Note]

The number of periods and years for which you can reprint Cash Book journals depends on the number of months for which you are retaining Cash book journals (Cash Book Setup - History tab).`

Reprint Select this to reprint cash book journals that have previously been printed.
Period Indicate the period (1 to 12) for which you want to reprint the journals.
Year

Indicate the year for which you want to reprint the journals.

The year selection caters for the current cash book year, five previous years and one future year.

Selection criteria

Field Description
Journal number selection

Indicate the journal number(s) you want to reprint for the period and year you selected.

[Note]

This selection is only available when you select to reprint journals.

Output Options

These options enable you to apply a theme to the report and to define multiple output destinations for the report once it has been compiled (SRS Output Options).

Report Details

Each journal is printed on a separate page and the report is sequenced by journal number.

Cash Book Journal numbers are assigned per company. They are reset after a year-end.

Notes and warnings

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