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Posted by Allan Martin on July 13, 2006, 1:38 pm
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> Tara thanks for the help.
> I guess my question comes downt to, if I want to reconcile from
> January-July, I should enter the begining balance as the opening
> balance of January 1, and the ending balance as the closing balnace of
> June X (off bank statements, and then go through and clear transactions
> as they appear on my statement?
>
> Im using Quickbooks for Mac Pro 2006, and I dont see the sort by
> cleared transactions options.
Does not matter what version you are using. If you are a novice using the
software then common sense dictates that you prepare a reconcilation one
month at a time not six at a time.
>
> Again, thanks.
>
> scfundogs wrote:
>> > Ive been trying to reconcile my checking account, but I keep running
>> > into a problem. How do I reconcile say, for the month of June, when
>> > there are transactions from July ion the reconcile window. I want to
>> > reconcile my accounts historically, but I cant get the window to
>> > "focus" on just one month, and thus the balance is never accurate.
>>
>> If you reconcile correctly it won't matter what shows in the window.
>> With
>> the exception of people/companies that only do a handful of transactions
>> a
>> month there's almost never a time when a reconciliation window won't have
>> newer transactions listed & unreconciled.
>>
>> Make sure the beginning balance in QB's reconciliation window matches
>> that
>> of your bank statement. Enter the ending balance in QB per your bank
>> statement. Check off all items appearing on your bank statement. The
>> bottom difference should be zero when all is correct. Reconcile in QB
>> and
>> you're done.
>>
>> If you want to see the check register show the balance per the
>> reconciliation then choose to sort the register by cleared status (an
>> option
>> at the bottom of the window). This will show you everything cleared with
>> a
>> checkmark and the remaining uncleared transactions. You can then view
>> the
>> balance at the last checked/cleared transaction and it'll match your bank
>> statement.
>>
>>
>> --
>> Tara
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