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Hi all!  Just a quickie..

I have started using a bank account on sage, but have just realised its not set up to have the reconcile function.  When I click into the detail, the tick box is greyed out.... is there a way to change this?



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Hi
Tis probably a daft question - but have you used n/code 1235? I think this is the default cash till option and therefore cannot be changed, unless you can get Sage or Bruce to help you?

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Yeah that's the one.. hoping Bruce or Vince might know. If not will balance to NIL and create new code to move forward with

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Michelle,

In playing around with Settings > Bank Defaults > Cash Register Settings, I've been able to enable the tick box on 1235 by selecting a different Cash Register bank account. Perhaps nominating a different account (newly created if necessary) as the cash register account would allow you to activate 1235 for reconciliations?

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It is a special bank account used as the Cash Register.

You can't change it once it has anything in it.

But I have worked out how to reset it with some of my "tools".

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BruceDenney wrote:

You can't change it once it has anything in it.


Doh! I should have thought of that. Many thanks Bruce. Spot on as ever.

Regards, 



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Oh the up and down of excitement, then!! Nevermind, I will get it to NIL then set up a new bank account.

(Bruce, when you said "tools", I had this vision of a grinning maniac holding up his drill, in devilish delight! "You WILL do as I say Sage" WHIRRR WHIRRRR LOL)

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Your not that far from reality..

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