Functionality
This functions allows you
to link manually issued checks with the payment documents. In order to
keep the use and management of manually created checks separate from those
created automatically, a separate number range should be reserved for them.
Scenario
The automatic payment run was made without having the
relevant check lot in the system. You have to enter the check details in the
check register manually.
Requirements
You need to manually post a payment document before
you can use this transaction.
Menu
Path
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Accounting ®
Financial Accounting ® Accounts Payable ® Environment ®
Check information ® Create ® FCH5 - Manual checks
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Transaction
Code
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FCH5
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Create Check Information
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2. Update the following fields:
Field Name
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Field Description
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Values
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Payment document number
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Number of payment document you want to create
a check for
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Example: 150000020
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Paying company code
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The company code which processes the payment
transactions
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Example: 5200
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Fiscal year
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Fiscal year number
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Example: 2002
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House bank
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Identification number for the house bank to
which the transaction corresponds
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Enter value in House bank.
Example: CITI
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Account ID
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Code identifying the account to which the
General Ledger account corresponds
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Enter value in Account ID.
Example: OP001
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Check number
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The unique check number per company
code, bank, and account number
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Example: 1000015
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3. Click Enter Button to
confirm your entries.
Create Check Information
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4. Update the following fields:
Field Name
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Field Description
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Values
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Amount paid
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Amount for which the check is written
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Example: 10000
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Payee name
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Name of the vendor being paid
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Example: Enter Payee name
here
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5. You can display, if you want, the payment
document details. Click Payment document
Button .
Display Document: Overview
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6. Click
Back Button .
Create Check Information
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7. Click Save Button. to create the check data for the payment
document.
8. The message bar displays “Check 5200 CITI
OP001 1500000015 created manually”.
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