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 In the manual it says:
Settlement lines Settlement lines contain information that’s used to balance the detail line (if generating an auto-settlement for each detail) or information sufficient to balance the sum of all detail lines (if generating an auto-settlement for the sum of all detail lines).”
This leads me to believe that there is some way of generating a settlement line that is an aggregate of the entire file as opposed to a settlement line for each line. I have turned on the Generate Auto Settlement for Each Line. I cannot find the settle to generate an auto settlement for the entire file. Does any one know how to turn on the feature to get the sum of all detail lines.

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  • Richard Wheeler Profile Picture
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    Re: GP 2010 EFT file

    Here is what I got to work.

    1. In the EFT file format, mark the Generate Auto-Settlement for Each Detail checkbox to populate the Settlement line with the default settings.

    2. Save the EFT file format.  

    3. Then reopen the EFT file format and unmark the Generate Auto-Settlement for Each Detail, and click Save when prompted "Settlement details exist for this format.  Do you want to save or delete the details?".

    Then click OK on the next message. This will retain the mapping for the Settlement line and result in one settlement line for the whole file, that would include a sum total for the whole file.  Then follow the steps

    in the Resolution section to change the Settlement line from a Data Field to a Calculation so it totals correctly.

    4  On the Cards menu, point to Financial and click on EFT File Format.

    5.  Enter the EFT Format ID that needs to be modified.

    6.  First, click on the Import/Export button, and save a copy of the existing format to a location of your choice in case you would need to refer back the original setup for any reason.

    7.  In the EFT File Format Maintenance window, select the Line Type of Settlement.

    8.  For the payment amount line, select Calculation in the Maps To column.

    9. Then click the Show Details button to expand the line.

    10.  Set the Calculation Type to Total Debit Amount.

    11.  If required, click the checkbox for Remove Decimal Places.

    12.   Enter 2 for the Decimal Places.

    13.  Click Save.

    14.  Test the file to make sure the total is correct.  (The Settlement line typically starts with '627' in the EFT file.)

    NOTE:  When the file is correct, click Import/Export again and overwrite the old copy of the file with the new file.  It is recommended to keep a copy of the correct file in case you would need to import it back in again for any reason.

  • Richard Wheeler Profile Picture
    75,848 Moderator on at
    Re: GP 2010 EFT file

    Dave, in between steps 3 and 4 and I get a prompt about saving or deleting lines. What is the proper answer? I just tried Saving and generated the EFT file and I do not see the settlement line. Should I try Delete?

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    Dave Dusek Profile Picture
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    Re: GP 2010 EFT file

    Richard,  These steps are for 10.0, but should work with GP 2010 as well.  

    How to create one total auto settlement line for the Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) file in Microsoft Dynamics GP Payables Management

    PRODUCT: Microsoft Dynamics GP

    VERSION: 10.0

    DATE: 11/03/09

    ABSTRACT

    Explains how to create one total auto-settlement line for the entire EFT file instead of an auto settlement line for each vendor.

    INTRODUCTION

    This article explains how to create one total auto-settlement line for the EFT file instead of an auto settlement line for each vendor.

    MORE INFORMATION

    There is an option in EFT to have an auto settlement line for each vendor in the EFT file.  However, in some cases banks require one total auto settlement line for all vendors on the EFT file.  If this is required, the following steps can be used to set this up in EFT:

    1. Click Cards, point to Financial, and then select EFT File Format. Select the desired EFT Format ID or create a new ID in the EFT File Format Maintenance window.   (Click Cards, point to Financial, select EFT File Format)

    2. If setting up a new EFT Format ID, you will also need to enter a Description, select the Format Type as well as the Format Class for the bank.

    3. Mark the Generate Auto-Settlement for Each Detail checkbox – (This will populate the Settlement line from the Line Type Drop down)

    4. Unmark the Generate Auto-Settlement for Each Detail checkbox – (This will tell the system that you only want one Auto-Settlement line for the file)

    5. Select the Line Type: Settlement

    6. Select the Payment Amount Field

    7. Change the Maps To value for the line to Calculation

    8. Click the Hide/Show button to expand the line

    9. Select Total Debit Amount from the Calculation Type dropdown

    10. Mark the Checkbox to Remove Decimal Places

    11. Enter the Number of Decimal Places – this will be the number of decimal places that you are using.

    12. Click Save.

    13. Next, click Transactions, point to Purchasing, and then select Generate EFT Files and generate an EFT file.   Once the file is generated, you will see one line for a total of all vendors that were included in that EFT file.

  • Richard Wheeler Profile Picture
    75,848 Moderator on at
    Re: GP 2010 EFT file

    Thanks Frank, I finally make it after years of hard work. It is not looking good for me and Convergence this year. I have major upgrades converging in March and I would feel quilty going off to party while there is work to be done.

  • Frank Hamelly | MVP, MCP, CSA Profile Picture
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    Re: GP 2010 EFT file

    Hey Richard, are you an MVP now?  Congrats!  Will you be at Convergence?  if so, let's meet up for a bite or a drink.

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