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Report to show Payables Ageing with multiple AP accounts

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We enter AP transactions with multiple AP (PAY) accounts in the distribution. The smartlist for Cash requirements does not show the multiple accounts that have been hit in the distribution window. It only shows the one Payables Account from the Vendor. Is there a report/smartlist to get this breakup.

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    Hi - that smartlist displays the Payables GL Account attached to the Vendor Record - not the account[s] used on the Transaction.

    You have two requirements that are not catered for in that smartlist:

    1. Generate a line for every payables distribution

    2. Display the actual GL account used and not the default Vendor one.

    You should use Smartlis builder / Excel reports - to get the data you need. Start with the PM Distribution tables and work back to the transaction tables. - ie select distribution lines where the type is 'PAY' and include the due datyes / credit terms from the invoice record.

    Ian.

  • L Vail Profile Picture
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    Hi Deepesh,

    The SmartList doesn't care which account the payable was posted to. Have you looked at control account management? This might give you what you are looking for. I'm not confident that I know your requirements, but most folks do not even know Control Account Management exists.

    Kind regards,

    Leslie

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    Frank Hamelly | MVP, MCP, CSA Profile Picture
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    Deepesh, have a look at Victoria's query here - victoriayudin.com/.../sql-view-to-show-all-gl-distributions-for-ap-transactions.  You can create a SQL view with it and use that in your SmartList Builder SmartList.

    Good luck!

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