When I reconciled the bank statement for February, I was surprised to discover that PC+ had allowed me to use a check number twice. The pre-printed check number on the check was correct (15251), but the check number in PC+ was incorrect..a typo (15231). The bank used the preprinted number, but it took me awhile to "find" the check in the register. It was an occasion when I only had one check to write, so it only affected the one number, but I was surprised I didn't get an error message when I entered a previously used number.
Has anyone else encountered this?
Duplicate Check Number
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Joetta Trimble
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Joetta Trimble
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I can understand a check number being able to be reused when a check has been voided, because it would be considered as not having been used at all. In my case, it was a different vendor, different amount, and a current check.
Joetta
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Joetta Trimble
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Duplicate Check Numbers
Replying to Shell:
Both checks cleared in the same bank statement, and since the bank used the pre-printed (correct) check numbers, I haven't done anything to try to correct it. I couldn't figure out a way to change the number of the second check without creating all sorts of problems. If there's a way to do this, other than voiding a cleared check, I'd love to hear it! Thanks!
Both checks cleared in the same bank statement, and since the bank used the pre-printed (correct) check numbers, I haven't done anything to try to correct it. I couldn't figure out a way to change the number of the second check without creating all sorts of problems. If there's a way to do this, other than voiding a cleared check, I'd love to hear it! Thanks!
Joetta
Re: Duplicate Check Numbers
I would think that you will probably need to void the check, create a new check with the correct number, then manually set it to cleared !!Joetta Trimble wrote:Replying to Shell:
Both checks cleared in the same bank statement, and since the bank used the pre-printed (correct) check numbers, I haven't done anything to try to correct it. I couldn't figure out a way to change the number of the second check without creating all sorts of problems. If there's a way to do this, other than voiding a cleared check, I'd love to hear it! Thanks!
Neil Zampella
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Joetta Trimble
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I just did the same thing!
I transposed my numbers when I entered the check number:20451
Check number 20451 was a payroll check that just cleared the bank...so I don't want to delete it.
I posted the second entry for check number 20451 this morning. If only I had noticed before I posted. This is a very long MasterCard bill. I dread reversing all those posts.
Is Shell right that I can go in and delete just the second entry to MC. Then I can renter it as a manual check to the correct number 20541, but not print it.
Thanks~Kristi
Update~
Shell was correct. Since the MasterCard is in the Accounting Module, it did not effect the payroll ck in the Payroll Module.
I just voided the check in Accounting and re-entered it manually with the correct check number.
Thanks Shell
I transposed my numbers when I entered the check number:20451
Check number 20451 was a payroll check that just cleared the bank...so I don't want to delete it.
I posted the second entry for check number 20451 this morning. If only I had noticed before I posted. This is a very long MasterCard bill. I dread reversing all those posts.
Is Shell right that I can go in and delete just the second entry to MC. Then I can renter it as a manual check to the correct number 20541, but not print it.
Thanks~Kristi
Update~
Shell was correct. Since the MasterCard is in the Accounting Module, it did not effect the payroll ck in the Payroll Module.
I just voided the check in Accounting and re-entered it manually with the correct check number.
Thanks Shell
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