Bank Genie Pro
Software for Bank Account Management

by Ideas for Gardens.com
User Guide
Last updated: 29th Dec 2011

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Index

Introduction

Setting Up

Bank Accounts

Bank Groups

Categories

Category Groups

Tags

Manage Transactions

Standing Orders

Process Standing Orders

Online & Downloads

Transaction Analyser

Net Worth

P&L Years and Groups

P&L Reports

Password Protection

Database Protection

Quick Backups

Backups (with history)

Create a New Database

Open another database

Restore

Pack

Importing Data

Broken Transfers

Where is everything?

FAQ

Glossary

Common Controls

Index by Program Name

Acknowledgements

About us

Product support

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User Guide - Section 3
The Transaction Analyser program (BS408)

The Pay Period date selection buttons in Screen BS408S01

 

The <P and P> buttons (in the array of Quick Date Selection buttons under the From date and To date date fields)

Pay dates are too many and varied to be programmed into Bank Genie.
Instead, you define your own pay dates, according to the rules laid down by your employer.

Bank Genie allows has no restrictions on the number of pay days per month or per year.
Thus (e.g.) you can have regular or irregular payments, 2 paydays per month, or one pay day per quarter etc

Right click on either the <P or the P> button.
Click Define Pay Dates in the Menu shortcut
Screen BS408S09 appears

Use this screen to enter your pay dates.

When you click on the <P or P> in screen BS408S01, the program uses two Pay Dates to arrive at the dates displayed.
The From Date is the exact date of one of your Pay Dates
The To Date is the date one day before the next Pay Date.

Thus, heres a Tip
When adding Pay Dates in BS408S09, add at least one pay date in advance of your current pay period to allow the current pay period to be calculated.
Better still, set up as many periods as possible in advance of the current date.

 



 

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