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RM Statement balance incorrect when 'Summarize To' Date is used in Receivables Management for Microsoft Dynamics GP


Symptoms

When printing a Receivables Statement, the A/R statement balance is incorrect when a 'Summarize To' Date is used. 

(To print a Receivables Statement click on Microsoft Dynamics GP, click on Tools, point to Routines, point to Sales and click on Statements.) 

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Cause

The 'date' used for the Summarize To date may cause varied results. The Summarize To Date needs to be greater than the last document date that is in OPEN status, and has an applied record in HIST status. If the Summarize To Date is less than this document date, then it will not pick up the applied record in history and the ending statement balance will be incorrect.

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Resolution

Enter a 'Summarize To' Date that is greater than the last document date that has an applied record in history.

As a recommendation, we can say to use a date greater than the last 'Paid Transaction Removal' date that was used, and you would be pretty safe with this date. Never use a Summarize To date less than the last Paid Transactin Removal Date that was used.

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More Information

For example, consider these documents applied to each other for this customer:

HIST 1/16/2010 CRM ($100.00) 
OPEN 3/15/2010  INV $300.00 
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Net Balance $200.00


Result #1 - If you use a Summarize To date between 1/16/2010 and 3/14/2010, the ending balance of the statement will incorrectly show $300 because the applied record in history will not be picked up.

Result #2 - If you use a Summarize To date of 3/15/2010 or greater, then the ending balance will correctly show $200. 


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Article Info
Article ID : 2141603
Revision : 1
Created on : 1/7/2017
Published on : 8/4/2011
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