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Customer Payments John Pippy 10-15-2007
Posted by John Pippy on October 15, 2007, 8:58 am
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Is there a way in that I can receive customer / client payment all at once
and have them apply to the date that they were entered? Without entering
each individually?



Posted by L on October 15, 2007, 2:50 pm
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> Is there a way in that I can receive customer / client payment all at once
> and have them apply to the date that they were entered? Without entering
> each individually?
>
Huh?



Posted by John Pippy on October 15, 2007, 6:35 pm
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I have entered a total of 136 invoices for various times in 2006 for
customer A. I forgot to record each payment when it was received (all
invoices have been paid) and now I have a huge receivable. Instead of going
back and entering each payment received separately, is there a way that I
can entering in the total of all invoices and when I hit save and close, the
payment date and the invoice date would be the same.


>> Is there a way in that I can receive customer / client payment all at
>> once and have them apply to the date that they were entered? Without
>> entering each individually?
>>
> Huh?
>



Posted by Golden California Girls on October 15, 2007, 10:25 pm
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John Pippy wrote:
> I have entered a total of 136 invoices for various times in 2006 for
> customer A. I forgot to record each payment when it was received (all
> invoices have been paid) and now I have a huge receivable. Instead of going
> back and entering each payment received separately, is there a way that I
> can entering in the total of all invoices and when I hit save and close, the
> payment date and the invoice date would be the same.
>
>
>>> Is there a way in that I can receive customer / client payment all at
>>> once and have them apply to the date that they were entered? Without
>>> entering each individually?
>>>
>> Huh?
>>
>
>

Do you mean like receive payment, type in full amount due and then hit the auto
apply button and the save button?


Posted by Allan Martin on October 15, 2007, 10:38 pm
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> John Pippy wrote:
>> I have entered a total of 136 invoices for various times in 2006 for
>> customer A. I forgot to record each payment when it was received (all
>> invoices have been paid) and now I have a huge receivable. Instead of
>> going
>> back and entering each payment received separately, is there a way that I
>> can entering in the total of all invoices and when I hit save and close,
>> the
>> payment date and the invoice date would be the same.
>>
>>
>>>> Is there a way in that I can receive customer / client payment all at
>>>> once and have them apply to the date that they were entered? Without
>>>> entering each individually?
>>>>
>>> Huh?
>>>
>>
>>
>
> Do you mean like receive payment, type in full amount due and then hit the
> auto
> apply button and the save button?


Then record a journal entry reversing the the doubling of sales and cash
recipts.





>


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