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User Guide
About Transfers 1. One to One Transfers
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What are transfers? Transactions with 1 Transfer (This page) Transactions with 2 (or more) Transfers
Transactions with Transfers when Bank Accounts have Date Range Protection More tests with Transfers
Set up the following tutorial transactions and learn how Bank Genie deals with Transfers
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Transaction TR1 Adding a transaction which has 1 Transfer
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Tutorial Instructions
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- Start BS421 and open Account A
- ADD a Debit transaction with:
Transaction Ref: TR1 Transaction Date= 22 Jan 2010 Transaction Amount= 70 Transfer
70 from Bank A to Bank B
- NO Protected Date range in Banks A or B
Add the transaction Return to screen BS421S01
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Note that after adding this transaction:
- Two transactions are created, one in Bank A, one in Bank B
- The transaction in A is a Debit, the transaction in B is a credit. (in this example)
- Both transactions have the same amount
- Both transactions have the same Transaction Ref (TR1)
- The FIRST transaction (Bank A) shows the Bank Date entered when you added the transaction
- The transaction on the OTHER side (Bank B) shows the Bank Date as calculated by Bank Genie.
The date is Transaction Date + The value of Days to Clear
which you entered when you set up Bank B in the program My Bank Accounts - BS403
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EDITING Transfer Transactions
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- You can edit both sides of a Transfer
- Transaction dates on either side of Transfers remain identical
You can edit and change the transaction date
However, the transaction date of the OTHER transaction will be changed to the same transaction date
- Values on either side of Transfers remain identical
You can edit and change the value. However, the value of the OTHER
side of the Transfer will be changed to the same amount.
- The Bank Dates may differ on either side of Transfers
To allow for the time taken for transactions to clear the banking
system, the Bank dates in Bank Genie Transfers can be edited and changed to actual Bank dates. When you edit the Bank Date on one side, the Bank Date on the other is
UNCHANGED. To summarise: Transaction dates on both sides of a Transfer are rigidly identical Bank dates on both sides of a Transfer are flexible and independent
- The Transaction Ref may differ on either side of Transfers
Edit one side of the Transfer. Get into screen BS421S03
Change TR1 to TR1-A Click Save Changes A dialog box appears giving you Yes/No options to change BOTH sides of the transaction to the new Transaction Ref
Click Yes: Both sides change to TR1-A Click No : This side changes to TR1-A The other side is NOT changed.
- The Notes about the transaction may differ on either side of Transfers
Edit one side of the Transaction. Get into screen
BS421S02 (Easy Add) or BS421S11 Enter text in the Notes about this transaction field. Changes made on one side are NOT applied to the other side.
- The Transaction Details may differ on either side of Transfers
Transaction details is a field where you can identify the
transfer. Changes made on one side are NOT applied to the other side.
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EDITING Transfer Transactions Change the transfer amount
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In screen BS421S01double click to edit transaction
TR1 (in Bank A) In screen BS421S03 change the Transaction amount Save Changes Case A - Statement in A is NOT reconciled, Statement
in B is NOT reconciled This operation is allowed
Case B - Statement in A is reconciled
This change will be denied
Case C - Statement in B is reconciled This change will be denied
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EDITING Transfer Transactions Change the transfer to another Bank
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In screen BS421S01double click to edit transaction TR1 (in Bank A) In screen BS421S03 select the Transfer Element and click Edit
In screen BS421S11use the popup and change the Bank to Bank C You are offered options on what to do with the OTHER side of the Transfer (i.e. the Transfer to B)
- Delete - This option is offered if the Bank B statement is NOT reconciled
- Do not delete
- Cancel
Click OK In screen BS421S03, click Save Changes Case A - Account A is NOT reconciled
Since no changes to values have been made in Bank A this operation is allowed
Case A(1) - If you selected Option 1 above:
- the OTHER SIDE transaction in Bank B is deleted
- a new OTHER SIDE transaction is created in Bank C
Case A(2) - If you selected Option 2 above:
- The OTHER SIDE transaction in Bank B is NOT deleted
- The Category in the OTHER SIDE transaction in Bank B is changed to BROKEN XFR
- a new OTHER SIDE transaction is created in Bank C
Note: You can edit the Broken XFR transaction in Bank B and change the Category.
Case B - Account A is reconciled, Transfer amount is NOT changed This change will be allowed, since no changes to the transfer
amount has been made during editing.
Case C - Account A is reconciled, Transfer amount IS changed
This change will be denied. Bank Genie will not allow you to change the amount of transactions held in a Reconciled statement.
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Editing a normal Transaction - Making it into a Transfer You can edit a simple transaction and make it a Transfer
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- Start BS421
- Open Account A
- ADD a Debit transaction with:
Transaction Ref: TR1A Transaction Date= 22 Jan 2010 Transaction Amount= 70
Category NOT Transfer Add the transaction Return to screen BS421S01
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In screen BS421S01double click to edit transaction TR1A (in Bank A) In screen BS421S03 select the Element and click Edit In screen BS421S11
- use the popup to change the Category to TRANSFER
- select Bank B
- click OK
- Save Changes
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Deleting a TRANSFER type transaction Option 1 (Delete both sides)
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Edit the transaction in Bank A In screen BS421S03 Click Delete Screen BS421S18 appears offering options (3 checkboxes)
Prompt: Decide what to do with OTHER side (i.e. B)
- Delete
- Do not delete
- Cancel
Click the Delete checkbox and continue Delete. The result is:
- Transaction in A is deleted
- Transaction in B is deleted
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Deleting a TRANSFER type transaction Option 2 - Delete one side, keep the OTHER side
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Edit the transaction in Bank A In screen BS421S11 Click Delete Screen BS421S18 appears offering options (3 checkboxes)
Prompt: Decide what to do with OTHER side (i.e. B) You are offered options on what to do with the OTHER side of the Transfer (i.e. the Transfer to B)
- Delete - This option is offered if the Bank B statement is NOT reconciled
- Do not delete
- Cancel
Check Do not delete and continue the delete operation
- Transaction in A is deleted
- The OTHER SIDE transaction in Bank B is NOT deleted
- The Category in the OTHER SIDE transaction in Bank B is changed to BROKEN XFR
The two parts of this Transfer are now completely unlinked. You can now edit the Transaction in B and change the Category. How do I isolate Transactions categorised as Broken XFR?
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Deleting a TRANSFER type transaction What happens if statement holding a transaction is
reconciled? Case 1 - Bank A reconciled
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After transaction is added, click the Reconcile button (In Bank A) In screen BS421S01 - Edit the transaction in Bank A
In screen BS421S03 click the Delete button Not permitted
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Deleting a TRANSFER type transaction What happens if statement holding a transaction is
reconciled? Case 2 - Bank B reconciled (Bank A is not)
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- Add TR1 again
- Ensure Statement holding TR1 In Bank A is NOT reconciled
(Undo if necessary)
- Reconcile the statement in Bank B holding TR1
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In screen BS421S01 - Edit the transaction in Bank A In screen BS421S03 Click the Delete button Screen BS421S18 appears offering options
Prompt: Decide what to do with OTHER side (i.e. in Bank B) Options:
- Delete (Disabled, so not available)
- Do not delete
- Cancel
Click the Do not delete checkbox
- Transaction in A is deleted
- Transaction in B is NOT deleted
Category in Transaction TR1 in B is changed to Broken XFR
The two parts of this Transfer are now completely unlinked. You can now edit the Transaction in B and change the Category
You could also undo the Reconciliated Statement in B and delete the transaction. How do I isolate Transactions categorised as Broken XFR?
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