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Recurring General Journal
Use this page to manage transactions that are posted frequently and require few or no changes, for example rent or subscription services. For information on general journals, see the article Working with General Journals .
For a full description and more information on this page, see the Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central documentation .
Intercompany Distributions
When transactions are processed, the Due To and Due From accounts are selected as follows:
- If the destination account has a debit amount (positive amount):
Originating Entity Due From account | Debit | ||
Destination Entity Due To account | Credit |
- If the destination entity account has a credit amount (negative amount):
Destination Entity Due From account | Debit | ||
Originating Entity Due To account | Credit |
From the MEM Intercompany Setup page, the following intercompany setup is used:
Originating Entity | 000 | ||
Destination Entity | 100 | ||
Originating | |||
Due To | 111111 | ||
Due From | 222222 | ||
Destination | |||
Due To | 333333 | ||
Due From | 444444 |
When the destination entity has a debit (positive) amount, the intercompany distributions are as follows:
Destination Entity | Account | Amount | |
100 | 123333 | 100 | |
Following distributions are created: | |||
222222 | 100 (debit) | ||
333333 | 100 (credit) |
When the destination entity has a credit (negative) amount, the intercompany distributions are as follows:
Destination Entity | Account | Amount | |
100 | 123333 | -100 | |
Following distributions are created: | |||
444444 | 100 (debit) | ||
111111 | 100 (credit) |
Create Recurring Journal
To create a recurring journal transaction, follow the steps within the Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central documentation, and incorporate these steps:
- In the header, do the following:
- If the Entity Code is empty or you do not want to use the default entity, select an entity.
- For each transaction line you can do the following:
- If needed, change the Entity Code.
- Select the Recurring Method.
Currently, Multi-Entity Management does not work with the following recurring methods: BD Balance by Dimension and RBD Reversing Balance by Dimension. - If you want to use allocation amounts for the line, select Line > Allocation Template.
- On the Allocations page, add lines for the allocation as needed. For each line, specify the Entity Code. The default entity is from the account selected.
- Close the window.
- Select Preview Posting to review the ledger entries for the transaction.
- You can then finish processing the transaction as per the instructions in the Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central documentation.
Fields
This page contains the following fields:
Field | Description |
Entity Code |
Select the entity for the transactions. The default value is your default entity. The default entity for the line is automatically updated with the entity value of the selected the customer, vendor, account, or item record. If needed, you can change it any entity to which you have access.
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Lines | |
Entity Code |
Displays the entity for the line. The default value is specified in the header. The default entity for the line is automatically updated with the entity value of the selected the customer, vendor, account, or item record. The selected entity filters the other records such that only the records that belong to that entity are available. For example, when entity 100 is selected, only the account numbers that belong to entity 100 are available. |
Actions
This page contains the following actions:
Button | Description |
Line > Allocation | Opens the Allocations page. |
Home > Process with Multiple Entities |
Opens the MEM Mass Batch Processing page, where you can do the following types of actions:
Note: The Process with Multiple Entities action has replaced the Post with Multiple Entities action as of MEM version 1.1.92.0. Use the Process with Multiple Entities action to open Mass Batch Processing where you can post and print batches. |