We are just getting started with PowerChurch and I've discovered one of our first big mistakes in our data entry to get things started. Apparently a contribution in Dec 2011 was entered as a credit instead of a debit to our bank account. I found it while reconciling our 1/10/2012 bank statement.
We started our fiscal year in January 2012 and have no need/desire to track the detail of the December contributions. However, I do need the checking account to balance, and accounting data has been closed through December 2011 because we said our first month is January 2012. Please tell me there is a correcting entry I can do to fix this without "restarting" our accounting.
Brigit Stevens
St. Paul's UCC-Henderson, MN
Closed data needs correction
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Re: Closed data needs correction
FWIW .. this is a Funds Accounting issue, not a Contributions issue. Unless you really need to fix the balances in Contributions, I'd say you don't need to mess with it.skraemer wrote:We are just getting started with PowerChurch and I've discovered one of our first big mistakes in our data entry to get things started. Apparently a contribution in Dec 2011 was entered as a credit instead of a debit to our bank account. I found it while reconciling our 1/10/2012 bank statement.
We started our fiscal year in January 2012 and have no need/desire to track the detail of the December contributions. However, I do need the checking account to balance, and accounting data has been closed through December 2011 because we said our first month is January 2012. Please tell me there is a correcting entry I can do to fix this without "restarting" our accounting.
Brigit Stevens
St. Paul's UCC-Henderson, MN
You'll need to create a transaction to correct your starting balance.
There are a few threads that can give you an idea of what you need to do, I did a search and here's one:
viewtopic.php?f=3&t=7582
Neil Zampella
Using PC+ since 1999.
Using PC+ since 1999.