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Bank Statement - Import Bank Statements

Bank Statement - Import Bank Statements

Bank Statement - Import Bank Statements

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By clicking Import imports data from a file. This way data is entered in this panel.

000001.gif This panel is designated to display information contained in the bank statement. You cannot change or modify the data at this point. To do this open the Posting panel.
000001.gif The import procedure of bank statements validates bank accounts of payers and recipients, according to the data entered in the Subjects register (see LCY accounts).

If the subject name in the imported file is incomplete or irregular, inflow or outflow is assigned to that ID (name) of the subject (it can be found in the Subjects register) in order to ensure correct closing. That is why data about the subject in this panel and in the Posting panel may vary.

000001.gif Furthermore, with parameter settings in the document type of the Financials module you can determine that whole inflow or outflow from the specified bank account is assigned to the subject entered there.

Because this is only a preview of data displayed in the bank statement, a more detailed treatment can be found in the follow-up.

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