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Does anyone know when the system determines when entries will be "Collapsed?"
I think the reason it did it that way is because now looking into the entries, they made the payment journal line 1 to a GL account with a balancing account of Vendor and Line 2 to a GL account and balancing account to Bank.
it would put them together if they were done on the same journal. I'm just not sure why it would be showing on the deposits if it was money going out done through the payment journal.
So can I also assume that it collapsed the entries together for two different vendors because the client made the deposit transactions on the same journal?
These payments were payments made to a vendor. They were wire transfers to the vendor and they were noting the payments in the system.
Were these payments made to a vendor or payments received from a customer?
Sounds like they were posted as payments received not payments made in order for them to be showing on the deposits. They are adding to the cash balance if they are listed as a deposit.
So even though it was marked originally as a payment, it's really is okay to be listed under the Deposit tab on the Bank Reconciliation? Also, why would it essentially combine those two entries into one deposit if they were made in two separate journals?
The only rime I ever used the collapsed deposit is when I was doing a bank rec. If part of the deposit cleared but not the entire amount. Uncollapsing the deposit would allow you to see the individual line items that make up the total deposit to unclick a part of th deposit that did not clear. Now the system knew it was an in transit item. This would happen to me with credit card payments - AMEX was 3 days and the rest of the cards 2 days - a deposit made at the end of the month could partially clear.
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