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general ledger doesn't foot in period 9, I ran integrity check!

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randy12doz

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Mar 4, 2003
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I'm new to this forum and would call myself a novis at best with Peachtree Accounting. I'm currently running Version 7. I recently incurred an error message that my general ledger doesn't foot between my checking account and accounts receivable account for my September period. I ran the integrity check and nothing changed. The only change I noticed was possibly another bug in my program as now my credit card fees I get charged each month doesn't appear on bank reconcilation but are in the data base. These charges appeared prior to this gliche I encountered. Any body out there that can shed some light on these problems I would greatly appreciate.

Thanks,
randy12doz
 
1. Make sure you are on the latest batch of version 7.
(Help, About Peachtree--it should say 7.0.03 or 7.0.04)
If you are not on the latest batch, download it from peachtree's website and install it. (look for Product Updates and select it
choose to download the Peachtree Version 7 update for your version, PAW or PCW)
2. Make a backup of your data
3. Change to accounting period 1
4. Reindex chart in the integrity check
5. Reindex journal in the integrity check
6. Run the data sync test for Chart of Accounts/Journal
7. Change your accounting period back
8. Print a new general ledger
if you still get the error message:
9. delete sortjob.dat from your company folder
10. rebuild sortjob file by opening your company in Peachtree and saying YES to recreate it

If you need futher assistance, please let me know.
 
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