RE: Account balance is $0.00 in Checkbook Balance Inquiry screen.
Hi Cheryl!
There are a couple of potential causes for this issue.
- No valid Cash Account selected on the Checkbook Maintenance window.
- Data missing or inaccurate in the GL10110 table.
First, here is my Checkbook Balance Inquiry showing the same issue.

Here is a description of the field for reference.

In this example, there is an issue with the previous cash account that this checkbook was using, and we can see that when looking at the Checkbook Maintenance window.

Once I select a proper cash account, the balance is calculated as expected.

And it shows properly in each window.

This value is confirmed by querying the SQL data for the cash account selected.
select sum (PERDBLNC) from GL10110 where actindx in (select actindx from GL00105 where ACTNUMST = 'xxx-xxxx-xx')
--Be sure to modify the script above to enter your GL cash account for the 'xxx-xxxx-xx' placeholder

I tested deleting the entire GL10110 table, which set the cash account balance to zero:



Then ran reconcile on all years. This successfully recreated the summary data in the GL10110 table, and the appropriate value was again calculated in each GP window.



I’d recommend the following (backup your databases and perform this in a Test company first to verify the results).
- Review that a valid Cash Account is assigned to the checkbooks in question in the Checkbook Maintenance window.
- Use the SQL query to confirm the cash account calculation by summing the GL10110 data for that account.
- If detailed GL transactions exists for that cash account, but the sum of the GL10110 data is zero, use the Reconcile Financial Information utility to reconcile all years (start with the oldest Historical year and continue up to the most recent Open year).
- Verify everything looks correct.
My assumption is that your GL10110 (Account Current Summary Master) data is simply out of sync with the detailed transaction data. I hope this helps to resolve everything! Please let me know if there are any questions here.