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How to Find Posted Journal Entries

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Posted on by john.ellis 3,518

Hi:

How or where can I check to see if I have posted a general journal?  When I look under Posted General Journals, it is not clear.

With previously used applications, I would import everything and then review before posting.

But, at that time, I could easily find the posted data because I had a batch number to look for. 

Is there an easy way to locate posted batches? 

Thanks!

John

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    tlhgolfer Profile Picture
    tlhgolfer 23 on at

    John,

    When anything is posted I always look in General Ledger Entries this is where everything is posted.  In my opinion BC really doesn't have batches like GP did.  If I am looking for anything unposted I actually use a configuration package and export out the 81 table.

    Good luck.

    Tanya

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    john.ellis 3,518 on at

    Thank you, Tanya!

    John

  • Gavin Profile Picture
    Gavin 2,510 on at

    Hi,

    To add to what Tanya has suggested I'd also recommend to use the "G/L Register" page as well.

    When you post any transaction / journal in BC as well as G/L entries and all other relevant entries a "G/L Register" is created which is a reference to all the entries created by that transaction / journal.

    Therefore you can go to the "G/L Register" page and then drilldown on all the entries. i.e. if the "G/L Register" was created by posting a Sales Invoice you'd get one G/L Register and from that you could see G/L Entries and Customer Ledger Entries.

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    In my opinion the "G/L Register no" is the closest thing you get in BC to GP's journal number.

    Thanks

    Gavin

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    YUN ZHU Profile Picture
    YUN ZHU 99,082 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at

    Hi, how about using G/L Registers?

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    Hope this will help.

    Thanks.

    ZHU

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