Consider the following scenario in Bank Reconciliation in Microsoft Dynamics SL 2011:
When you do this, you notice that AP void checks continue to show in Bank Reconciliation (BR.010.00). The expectation is that after closing they would be removed from Bank Reconciliation because these checks are no longer current or outstanding checks.
- In Accounts Payable, you print Accounts Payable Checks (03.620.00).
- In Bank Reconciliation, you run Module Transaction Import (BR.549.00).
- In Accounts Payable, you void a check in Void Check Entry (03.040.00).
- In General Ledger, you close the Bank Reconciliation module in Closing (01.560.00).
When you do this, you notice that AP void checks continue to show in Bank Reconciliation (BR.010.00). The expectation is that after closing they would be removed from Bank Reconciliation because these checks are no longer current or outstanding checks.