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Payroll - How to re create an ACH file

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Hello,

I have a Payroll batch that has been released and posted in GL, but the ACH file was not created to send to the bank. Is there a way for me to re-create the file to send to the  bank?

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  • JHoyt Profile Picture
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    RE: Payroll - How to re create an ACH file

    Hello,

    I have a slightly different issue.  I have a payroll batch that was voided prior to the ACH file being created.  Now it won't post in the GL.  What would you suggest for this situation?

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    RE: Payroll - How to re create an ACH file

    Hi Kate,

    Be sure that no one is posting while you are doing this because the batch will post again once you change the status to U.

    Update batch set  status = 'U'  where module = 'PR' and batnbr = 'xxxxxx'

    You will get a warning that the batch has already been deposited but it can be ignored.    To clear everything you could do this :

    Update batch set dateclr = '', cleared = '0', status = 'U'  where module = 'PR' and batnbr = 'xxxxxx'

    Then once the ACH file has been created again, update the batch status back to P.  The other fields should be updated when you send the file again.

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