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Statement Status must be open - cannot void check that is on bank recon but not cleared

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We are trying to void a check no. 506321 that was issued in Dec 19, 2013 but it was not cleared yet as of 01/20/14 - when we tried to void the check - we got an error message "Statement Status must be open in Check LedgerEntry Entry No. = 9658" - when we looked at the check ledger entries for this bank to find the check - there is a statement no. of 01022014 and the Open Field is checked. When we looked at the Bank Recon for this bank - we see this check is part of the Check List but it has not been clear yet - so under this assumption - we should be able to void the check# 506321 but we cannot do it - somehow it seems to think it is tied to the bank recon statement that was done on 01/02/2014 and will not let us void this check. How do I open the Bank Recon Statement but if I do that, will this cause an issue with the bank recon we did for the cleared checks as of 01/02/2014?

What is the best way for us to handle this issue?

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    Hi Berlinda,

    Do you have any active/open bank reconciliations that have not been posted yet?  If so, look to see if this check has been added to the open bank rec. and if it's there delete the line for it.  The system should then allow you to process the void.

    Regards,

    Rob

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    Dear Rob:

    Yes, It seems we have an active/open bank reconciliations that have not been posted yet.

    I have seen this check on it but I also seen a lot of other checks that are not cleared yet on the Open bank reconciliation - close to around 600 entries.

    Would be it be better to post the open bank reconcilation rather than deleting each one of those uncleared checks ?

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    Hi Berlinda,

    With a large number of cheque entries it's probably easier to delete the unposted bank rec., void the cheque(s), and the recreate the rec.  This is one of the downsides with NAV's bank rec. process in that the cheque entries are essentially "locked" when they are brought into a bank rec. worksheet.  

    I guess Microsoft assumed most users would be completing and posting the reconciliation right away, but in practice I've seen a lot of clients who prefer to start the rec. at the beginning of the month and then continually work on it for a period of time.  In fact, there is a suggestion submitted on Microsoft Connect from another user to change this behaviour so that cheques in unposted bank rec.'s may be voided without having to go through this workaround.

    Regards,

    Rob

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    Dear Rob:

    I have discussed this with our accounting dept. They will post the unposted bank rec first. This would solve the issue of the cheque entries being "locked" for those unclear checks.

    We assume that the bank rec will be completed and posted right away. I agree that there should be some changes made to avoid this issue.

    Thanks for your help on this.

  • Community Member Profile Picture
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    We have the user post the open Bank Reconciliation and it is now fine. Thanks for the help.

  • Daniel butler Profile Picture
    5 on at

    Thank you this also helped me solve a similar problem to what the original posted had.

  • Tamcor73 Profile Picture
    10 on at

    I also have a similiar problem. The check cleared the account in December so I was able to post my bank rec. A few days later, the check was returned because the account was closed. I'm trying to void the check but I can't.  Thanks

  • Alex Chow Profile Picture
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    How did it clear with the bank if the account was closed?

    Once the check has been reconciled, you will not be able to void the check.

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    Tharanga Chandrasekara Profile Picture
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    If the entry is reconciled that means you have accepted that your bank statement entry and system entries are tallied. Once the entry is reconciled you will not be able to void or reverse any entry. Best option you have is to post a separate entry to reverse the cheque.

    As Alex said if the account was closed how did the cheque got cleared?

  • Tamcor73 Profile Picture
    10 on at

    My apologies, it was an EFT not a check

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