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== Overview == | == Overview == | ||
BudgetLink is able to report on both an [[Accrual]] and [[Cash]] | BudgetLink is able to report on both an [[Accrual]] and [[Cash]] accounting methods. It provides two cash versions [[Cash]] and [[Cash Cr Dr]]. For more information on the Cash Cr Dr version, see [[What is the difference between Cash and Cash DR CR]]. | ||
As the cash version is more data intensive and most people use the accrual method its been disabled by default | |||
If you wish to use this version it has to be anabled first | |||
== How to enable cash based reporting== | == How to enable cash based reporting== |
Latest revision as of 23:43, 5 November 2019
Overview
BudgetLink is able to report on both an Accrual and Cash accounting methods. It provides two cash versions Cash and Cash Cr Dr. For more information on the Cash Cr Dr version, see What is the difference between Cash and Cash DR CR.
As the cash version is more data intensive and most people use the accrual method its been disabled by default
If you wish to use this version it has to be anabled first
How to enable cash based reporting
To enable cash based reporting, follow these steps.
- Start BudgetLink;
- Using the Excel Ribbon, choose the BudgetLink Settings tab;
- On the User Options dialogue, select Versions in the list on the left-hand side;
- Tick Enable Cash Version or Enable Cash DR CR Version.
- Click Save;
- Click OK to close the confirmation message;
- Click Close;
- Run a Get Data
Notes
The cash version is available with MYOB AccountRight 19 or lower or MYOB AccountRight Live.