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Amount Type in basic budgeting

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Hello everyone!

I'm looking for a bit of guidance around the use of the Amount type field when it is used on the Actuals v Budget reports in D365FO. For your information I'm on version 10.0.25 (10.0.1149.81), and Platform version Update49 (7.0.6316.67).

So my customer wants to track Revenue on the actual v budget report using basic budgeting only. To demonstrate this I've loaded a budget of £500 as type Revenue and as a credit amount on the budget register entry. Please note I've not enabled budget control. 
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However when I post a Sales order (coded to revenue account 40000 through the posting profiles), or a free text invoice coded manually to 40000 (removing the do not allow manual entry for testing purposes) or a GL journal manually coded to 40000 in all 3 instances this gets added as a new line as the amount type = Expense. This means I now have a variance on my Budget line of the budget amount, and a variance on my Actuals line of the actual amount.
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I have verified the setup of my main account which is set to type "Revenue". I just don't get how I am getting two lines just with the amount type being different.
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Off course the easy fix in this instance seems like I would need to set my budget register entry for Amount type as Expense even though it's a Revenue budget. That doesn't sit well with me, but I need to know how this works so I can justify this.
I've been through MS docs but nothing on there seems to point why transactions to a Revenue type account appear as an amount type Expense or when a budget should use Amount type of Revenue or Expense. Any ideas would be great thanks. 
Regards,
Bhavin
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  • rstephen Profile Picture
    134 on at

    Budget-Actual-to-type-Revenue.pngChange the DB/CR default to 'Credit' for the Revenue accounts in the Main account screen and Try again.

  • Shreya  Profile Picture
    40 on at
    Hi Bhavin,
    Did you find any solution for this?
    Even i am facing with the same issue.
    Revenue type accounts are appearing as expense which seems incorrect.
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    CA Smit_Joshi Profile Picture
    5 on at
    The response given by @rstephen is working absolutely fine.
     
     
    Once we change the Dr/Cr default to credit, even the entries already posted earlier would change from expense type to revenue type.
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    CA Smit_Joshi Profile Picture
    5 on at
    Further, the Actual vs Budget report can also be run through Main Account type, it will show the amount correctly in Revenue type for both Actual vs Budget.
     

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