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Fiscal Aging Totals Report

Fiscal Aging Totals Report


Fiscal Aging Totals Report

Report #:   2123

Module:    Accounting

Overview

Use the Fiscal Aging Totals report to list balances for each aging category for a specified fiscal period. You may run this report for either the current fiscal period or a previous fiscal period. Reports can also be run for specific branches, dealers, and / or ranges of both.

Note: This report will not work when option bl196 is off. When bl196 is off, SBN does not update fiscal control tables when a fiscal period is closed.

To access this report, select Fiscal Aging Totals (report #2123) from the main menu of SBN.

The Fiscal Aging Totals Report

This window contains two panes: use the upper pane to define the contents of the report; use the lower pane to define the job output - how, when, and where you want the report printed.

Note: See Report Parameters Pane for information on the fields in the lower pane, which are the same in every report.

Field Descriptions

The following table describes the fields used in the upper pane of this report.

Field

Description

Aging Date

You must select an aging date. Select the first day of the month on which you want to report.

O    This field defaults to the current month.

Use Invoice Date

Enter a check mark in this box to use the invoice date to determine the aging category for an invoice.

O    If you leave this field blank, the report uses the due date to determine the aging category.

Balance Range

Balance minimum (No label)

You may type a range of balances to limit the report to contracts with an account balance within that range. Type the minimum balance of the range.

Balance maximum

You may type a range of balances to limit the report to contracts with an account balance within that range. Type the maximum account balance of the range.

Days Past Due Range

Minimum Days Past Due (No label)

You may type a range of days past due to limit the report to contracts past due within that range. Type the minimum number of days past due of the range.

Maximum Days Past Due (No label)

You may type a range of days past due to limit the report to contracts past due within that range. Type the maximum number of days past due of the range.

Branch

You may select the appropriate branch, or range of branches, from the drop-down list.

Dealer

You may select the appropriate dealer, or range of dealers, from the drop-down list.

Note: A dealer restriction exists whereby the dealer listed within the billing accounts must match the dealer listed in the dealer table.

Exclude

You may choose to exclude a branch or dealer for reporting purposes. Double-click in the column associated with the dealer or branch you want to exclude. A checkbox will appear selected.

Running and Viewing a Report

For information on running and viewing a report, see Common Functions in SBN.

Report Example

The following graphic shows an example of the output of the Fiscal Aging Totals Report.

Column Descriptions

The following table describes the columns used in the output of the report.

Column

Description

Range

Displays the customer-defined aging categories.

Amount

Displays the open balance for each aging category. The report calculates the amount from:

l    Invoices

l    Open credits

l    Open balances

l    Write-offs

l    Payments

Grand Total

Total of all open balances for all aging categories.

Button Functions

The following table displays the buttons, describes the shortcut keys, actions, and functionality.

Button

Name

Shortcut Key

Action

Description

Open fields for recurring/template reports

alt+f1

Open fields for recurring/template reports.

Exit without saving

esc

Exit without saving changes to selected record.

Save Existing Record

enter

Save changes to selected record.

Modifications and Updates to Fiscal Aging Totals Report

The following table lists modifications and updates to the Fiscal Aging Totals Report document.

Mod Number

Date

Description

n/a

8/04/14

Images updated.



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