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SusieP
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4 years ago
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"Applied to date" amount has 3 decimal places but payment didn't - leaves balance that can't be paid

Hi

We are trying to clean up our file and have noticed a strange thing we can't seem to close out.

Customer invoice was paid in two parts - both of which add to the invoice total - but the Applied to Date amount displaying on the invoice has 3 decimal places of cents leaving .003c outstanding on the invoice and hence it appearing open. We can't delete the invoice or payment and redo as have been reconciled.

 

I have tried just taking a small payment, and also adding an extra item to the invoice to take the payment - but I can't pay to 3 decimal places so I can't clear it.

 

Image 1 shows the invoice - with the 0.003 Balance Due.

Image 2 shows the Payments Applied window - with 0 Balance Due.

 

  • Hi SusieP 

     

    Based on the screenshots you have provided our initial recommendation would be to delete the payments and redoing them. The reason for that is you have an unusual value listed in the Applied to Date field, deleting those payments and redoing them should remove that unusual value giving you 2 decimal places as intended thus removing that remaining balance.

     

    I understand that you couldn't delete that due to reconciled, while it is not advisable in normal behaviour, you can delete a reconciled transaction. This is like deleting any other transaction (open the transaction and select Edit>>Delete transaction). Once that transaction has been re-entered you just want to include that in your next reconciliation OR undo those reconciliations back to that one and re-reconcile those transactions.

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  • Hi SusieP 

     

    Based on the screenshots you have provided our initial recommendation would be to delete the payments and redoing them. The reason for that is you have an unusual value listed in the Applied to Date field, deleting those payments and redoing them should remove that unusual value giving you 2 decimal places as intended thus removing that remaining balance.

     

    I understand that you couldn't delete that due to reconciled, while it is not advisable in normal behaviour, you can delete a reconciled transaction. This is like deleting any other transaction (open the transaction and select Edit>>Delete transaction). Once that transaction has been re-entered you just want to include that in your next reconciliation OR undo those reconciliations back to that one and re-reconcile those transactions.

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      SusieP
      Experienced Cover User

      I have deleted the payments and redone and resolved the issue.

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      SusieP
      Experienced Cover User

      Thank you Steven, but undoing all the recs is just not a feasible answer or I would have done it. We do weekly bank recs and have 250+ transactions each week so its not practical to spend the time going back to July of last year and redoing it all.

      It doesn't seem to me that the system accepts payments of three decimal places - so I don't understand how the system is even showing this - and doubly confusing when the payments screen shows a zero balance due and the invoice screen has the three decimal places.