Keith Weaver
03/16/2022, 11:59 PMRJMNS
03/17/2022, 5:02 PMKeith Weaver
03/17/2022, 5:52 PMKarina
03/17/2022, 6:40 PMRJMNS
03/17/2022, 8:48 PMyou were going to recreate the transaction with a book specific JE and then amortize that? If the latter were you going to first clear the previous transaction and then rebook it on the JE so that the bill was not double booked?Yes that one @Keith Weaver The plan was to basically replicate with a book specific JE what happens when you fill in the info on the Update Amortization screen. Depending on how you set up your Amortization template, setting that info on a bill will change your GL postings and create the secondary book amortization schedule. So basically the plan was that we'd put in a book specific JE that would replicate the GL impact changes that happen on the bill when you fill in the Update Amortization window to create a secondary book amortization schedule. You can create an amortization schedule off of a JE, so we were just setting the GL lines on the JE to be what they needed to be for the ending GL impact to be correct, and then filling in the Name (vendor), Amortization Template, Start Date and End Date on the applicable line. End result is you get two identical amortization schedules, one in each book, just like you get if you fill in the Update Amortization window. They just end up originating from two different transactions rather than all from the bill. It's clunky, but I think it would work. It worked when I went through it manually anyway. I don't recall the complexity level to script it.