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The_Doc
Ultimate Partner
6 years ago
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Bank statements

Hi Folks

 

My daughter is doing diploma accounting and she has chosen MYOB vs XERO to do her accounting on a software package - and because her dad has been doing it a while - anyway she hit a problem with the provided MYOB AccountRight 2018 data and bank statements .qif files.

 

She entered the data correctly and 2 entries both bank deposits (entered correctly through - receive money) when she imported the bank statement - they would not match up with these 2 entries in MYOB?

 

Not having much experience in bank statements - I was stumped - however by clicking the match button and letting MYOB create these 2 deposits automatically from the unmatched entries - and then deleting the 2 manual entries entered - it all worked! - daughter happy.

 

I was not - WHY didn't the bank statement see the 2 existing manually entered entries (the automatically created ones were identical) - ??

 

The Doc

  • Hi The_Doc

     

    With Bank File imports, the general things to check are:

    • The Allocation account of the transaction you want to match to.
    • The Date of the transaction (Transactions dated after the latest one in the file won't show)
    • If the transaction is already cleared in Reconcile Accounts

     

    Going by your description of it being identical we can ignore the first 2 points as I'd imagine those were the first things checked.

     

    What I would think it is would be that the transaction was cleared in Reconcile Accounts (Not reconciled, only marked). This indicates to the software that the specific transaction is "cleared" which the Window states it does not check:

    Select from the list of uncleared transactions

     

    You can see this in action by trying the following:

    1. Import a Bank File
    2. Click Match and then pick 1 Transaction and close down the match window.
    3. Open Reconcile Accounts and set the Statement Date & account
    4. Tick the transaction here and then click Cancel.

     

    This will then disappear from the Match window when you try again.

     

     

    Hope this helps answer this situation.

     

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  • Haydes's avatar
    Haydes
    MYOB Product Team

    Hi The_Doc

     

    With Bank File imports, the general things to check are:

    • The Allocation account of the transaction you want to match to.
    • The Date of the transaction (Transactions dated after the latest one in the file won't show)
    • If the transaction is already cleared in Reconcile Accounts

     

    Going by your description of it being identical we can ignore the first 2 points as I'd imagine those were the first things checked.

     

    What I would think it is would be that the transaction was cleared in Reconcile Accounts (Not reconciled, only marked). This indicates to the software that the specific transaction is "cleared" which the Window states it does not check:

    Select from the list of uncleared transactions

     

    You can see this in action by trying the following:

    1. Import a Bank File
    2. Click Match and then pick 1 Transaction and close down the match window.
    3. Open Reconcile Accounts and set the Statement Date & account
    4. Tick the transaction here and then click Cancel.

     

    This will then disappear from the Match window when you try again.

     

     

    Hope this helps answer this situation.

     

    • The_Doc's avatar
      The_Doc
      Ultimate Partner

      Thanks Hayden - yes they had been selected as reconciled - whereas the auto generated ones - I left unticked.

       

      Small things - thanks.

       

      The Doc