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SamLyden70
2 years agoMember
Thanks for the details explantions I understand allocating the amount but l have no idea where to begin to do that on MYOB a screenshot would be so useful right now
If l open a journal then what do l pick (Purchase/Sale) l debit amount and then credit l get how much l should claim but then it says out of balance?
Is the Account Row should l be putting (Rent) then what do l put in (Description) as l run my clinic from home, do l need to create a (Job) arrr if l just saw one example l could get a feel how it should look and work
Earl_HD
2 years agoMYOB Moderator
Hi SamLyden70,
I agree with Liz_A's suggestion. Additionally, When you're entering a journal entry in MYOB and you encounter an "out of balance" error, it typically means that the debits and credits in your journal entry don't match. Each transaction in accounting should have equal debits and credits to maintain balance.
Regards,
Earl
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