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peabodyumc
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Accts. Pay. question

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I don't print computer checks -- handwrite them all. I am entering Dec. invoices (entered balances through Nov.) so I can be ready for Jan 1. I used the AP module to enter the invoices I paid. However, the only way I can find to print the checks is by computer (I would do it just to get up to speed but I don't really want to waste the paper to print "checks"). I know I can do it manually but it appears that if I do them manually that is just a repeat of the steps I used to enter the invoices into AP. What is the suggested way to "pay bills" when you handwrite them all? Thanks!

Laurie

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Post by Randy B »

If I understand your question, using manual checks under the accounts payable selection should solve your problem.
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Post by peabodyumc »

I think you understood -- I was kind of vague. I guess what I was saying was if I "maintain open invoices" for each invoice and then have to write a manual check it appeared I was duplicating my work. I just need to use "Maintain manual checks" and forget the open invoices and that should cover me. Thanks!

Laurie

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Post by Zaphod »

Yes, Maintain Open Invoices is to set up checks you want to print. If you only need to account for handwritten checks, Maintain Manual Checks is the way to go.
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Post by peabodyumc »

Thanks for the confirmation. That's what I will do!

Laurie

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