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Chapter 14 ■ Defining FI Accounts Receivable and Accounts Payable<br />

The Change View “Reason for Reverse Posting”: Overview screen is displayed. This screen contains<br />

reasons for reversal. For example:<br />

01 - Reversal in current period<br />

02 - Reversal in closed period<br />

Click the<br />

screen (Figure 14-39).<br />

button at the top of the screen to go to the New Entries: Overview of Added Entries<br />

Figure 14-39. Reasons for using reverse posting<br />

Update the following fields:<br />

Save .<br />

Reason: Enter up to two characters of your choice. This is a freely definable code.<br />

For example, we used ER (Error) as our reason code for this exercise. This code<br />

serves as the identifier code of your defined reason for reversal.<br />

Text: Enter a short text that best describes the reason for reversal in this field,<br />

such as Posting Error C900.<br />

Neg. Posting: When you click the Negative Posting checkbox, you can create<br />

negative posting for this reason code.<br />

Alt.Pos.Dt: This checkbox allows alternative posting dates for this reason code.<br />

Summary<br />

This chapter covered account payables and account receivables, and explained what a customer account is.<br />

It also explained the steps involved in defining account groups with screen layout for customers. You learned<br />

how to maintain the field status group for general data for a customer account group. You also learned how<br />

to enter an accounting clerk identification code for customers and create number ranges and assign them<br />

to your account groups. You learned what a vendor account is and how to customize vendor accounts.<br />

You learned how to define account groups with screen layout for vendors, maintain the field status group<br />

for general data for a vendor account group, define accounting an clerk identification code for vendors,<br />

maintain number ranges for your vendor accounts, and assign number ranges to end or account groups.<br />

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