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Kristyh1
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4 years ago
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Transactions type not currently supported

I am trying to pay suppliers invoices via an ABA file I keep getting the same error message

 

They are all pay bills and all have bank details on the card files.

 

How can i rectify this issue?

  • I have fixed this now and have managed to release the ABA.

     

    it wouldnt accept a certain supplier under the ABA so just paid this manually through the bank. 

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  • Komal_S's avatar
    Komal_S
    MYOB Moderator

    Hi Kristyh1 

     

    This situation can be caused if those particular pay bills transactions are not marked as Electronic, but are appearing in the Prepare Electronic Payments window via a linked account. As the necessary banking information is not attached to the payroll transaction there is nothing to process and thus will generate an error.

     

    What I would recommend doing is opening the individual transactions and ensuring that you do have Electronic payment ticked as the payment method (top of the window). If this is set to another method i.e. Cheque or Cash you would need to do the following steps:

    1. Open the Pay Bills transaction, set the Payment method to be Electronic
    2. Save the settings and then try to process those transactions again through Prepare Electronic Payments window.

    If you still get the same error, please attach a screenshot of the pay bill window where you've marked the transaction as electronic so we can investigate further. 

    • Kristyh1's avatar
      Kristyh1
      Trusted User

      Thank you that sorted it.

       

      But when i go to upload the file into the bank i keep getting this error - they say there is 35 transcations in the file but only 34 show on the MYOB report - how does this happen and how can I fix this?

      • Komal_S's avatar
        Komal_S
        MYOB Moderator

        Hi Kristyh1 

         

        This can happen with some banks, especially if they require the ABA file to contain a self-balancing transaction. As some banks require this in addition to the regular contents of the ABA file, if the file didn’t have this self-balancing transaction then it would be rejected by the bank

         

        You can add or remove a self-balancing transaction from an ABA file by selecting or unselecting the option on the Banking tab of the Account Information window of the bank account. Once that is done, re-generate the ABA file and try uploading it again. 


        Let me know if you have further questions on this.