Voiding Bank Reconciliation
Click on Banking
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Select View Bank Reconciliation
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Choose your bank account
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You’ll see a list of reconciliations that have been completed
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To view details, highlight a reconciliation and click View Items Reconciled (bottom left)
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In the view screen, you can print the reconciliation using the Print button (bottom right)
To void a reconciliation:
Repeat the voiding process for each reconciliation you need to remove, working backwards in order (last reconciled first)
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For example, if you need to fix April but have reconciled through June, you must void June first, then May, then April
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