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Date Entered is not for Current Period for CashBook

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I have a strange problem when I try to reconcile my CashBook I recieve an error message stating that the "Date Entered is not for current period for the Cash Book"

The Last Rencociled Date on the Bank Statement Reconcile Form is 06/30/2006 and the Last Reconciled Date on Cheque Book Maintenance Window is 07/31/2006

I have attached screen shot below

Last Date Recon on Cheque Book Maintenance Form

 Error Message

 

Please point me in the right direction

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    Community Member Microsoft Employee on at
    Re: Date Entered is not for Current Period for CashBook

    I could fix this issue. Please go thru' my blog post to understand the issue better and the fix.

    vaidymohan.com/.../cashbook-bank-transfer-error-date-entered-is-not-a-current-period-for-checkbook-checkbook-id

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    Community Member Microsoft Employee on at
    Re: Date Entered is not for Current Period for CashBook

    Hi Suresh,

    I tried that as my first step, but this did not revert or change anything. ZERO errors. I am now in a belief that something's wrong with this checkbook ID and I am going thru' each transaction on this checkbook to understand it's behavior.

    No idea, how to fix it. As a final step, I may have to resort to Microsoft Technical Support.

    Vaidy

  • Sureshn07 Profile Picture
    Sureshn07 700 on at
    Re: Date Entered is not for Current Period for CashBook

    try running check links, may fix the issue. take a backup before proceeding.

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    Community Member Microsoft Employee on at
    Re: Re: Date Entered is not for Current Period for CashBook

    Noel, thanks a ton for your immediate reply.

    On CB900025 table, the CB_Closed_Date was 30/04/2012 and I reset it to relevant date. Didn't fix my issue. I tried recreating CB auto-procs, that didn't fix my issue either.

    I am not sure how to proceed further.

  • Noel Simela Profile Picture
    Noel Simela 385 on at
    Re: Re: Date Entered is not for Current Period for CashBook

    Have you tried reviewing cashbook periods on  table CB900025 that might shed some light.

    Strangely I dropped and re-created CB Auto-procs and the message just disappeared. Not sure if this will work for you.

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    Community Member Microsoft Employee on at
    Re: Re: Date Entered is not for Current Period for CashBook

    Hi Ian,

    I am getting the same message in one of my client's place and it's driving me crazy. Not able to find the solution. And like you have mentioned, it's happening only for one checkbook.

    Any inputs from your experience, would be great.

    Vaidy

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    Community Member Microsoft Employee on at
    Re: Re: Date Entered is not for Current Period for CashBook

    Hi Noel,

    Did you ever get to the bottom of your issue above? I'm having the same issue, but just with one Chequebook.

    Best regards,

    Ian.

  • Noel Simela Profile Picture
    Noel Simela 385 on at
    Re: Re: Date Entered is not for Current Period for CashBook

    Thank youy for response Richard.

     I am sorry I highlighted the wrong dates they are all actually in the fiscal year 2009 which is still open.

  • Richard Whaley Profile Picture
    Richard Whaley 25,195 on at
    Re: Date Entered is not for Current Period for CashBook

    Your attachements are not displaying so I am guessing a bit here.

    Is it possible that the date you are using is in a closed fiscal period? 

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