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Notes Section in Accounting Module
Posted: Mon Mar 12, 2012 12:36 pm
by BillAnsley
When entering a transaction in Accounting module, one can enter "notes" that help explain, later,
why/what one did. After I've POSTED the transaction, how can I go back and review the notes so I recall why I did something the way that I did?
Re: Notes Section in Accounting Module
Posted: Mon Mar 12, 2012 3:26 pm
by NeilZ
BillAnsley wrote:When entering a transaction in Accounting module, one can enter "notes" that help explain, later,
why/what one did. After I've POSTED the transaction, how can I go back and review the notes so I recall why I did something the way that I did?
In
View Posted Transactions you can find the transaction then look at the details and see the notes.
Re: Notes Section in Accounting Module
Posted: Tue Mar 13, 2012 5:17 pm
by Eden Whitehead
NeilZ wrote:BillAnsley wrote:When entering a transaction in Accounting module, one can enter "notes" that help explain, later,
why/what one did. After I've POSTED the transaction, how can I go back and review the notes so I recall why I did something the way that I did?
In
View Posted Transactions you can find the transaction then look at the details and see the notes.
If I recall correctly, aren't the notes edit-able even after the transaction has been posted? (Just an FYI) No other part of the transaction can be edited, except the notes. (Correct me, please, if I'm wrong about this.)
Eden
Re: Notes Section in Accounting Module
Posted: Tue Mar 13, 2012 5:33 pm
by NeilZ
Eden Whitehead wrote:NeilZ wrote:BillAnsley wrote:When entering a transaction in Accounting module, one can enter "notes" that help explain, later,
why/what one did. After I've POSTED the transaction, how can I go back and review the notes so I recall why I did something the way that I did?
In
View Posted Transactions you can find the transaction then look at the details and see the notes.
If I recall correctly, aren't the notes edit-able even after the transaction has been posted? (Just an FYI) No other part of the transaction can be edited, except the notes. (Correct me, please, if I'm wrong about this.)
Eden
Yes they are .. .this is actually a good thing as you can then add notes if needed.