> On Sat, 13 May 2000, Hendrik Boom wrote: > > > On Fri, 12 May 2000, Hendrik Boom wrote: > > > > > As for changing "reconciled" transactions, it is unclear to me what > > > > > relationship exists between the "transaction" and the "JEs". > > > > > > > > It is the JEs that get reconciled. > > > > > > Right. But to what does the "Payee" belong? > > > > I presume whoever you wrote the cheque out to. > > I think that you missed by point. My question was > "With respect to reconciliation, when is the 'payee' field considered to be > reconciled?" I guess I missed your point because I don't understand what it means to reconcile a 'payee' field. > Remember that a "transaction" has to be reconciled multiple times, once for > each of the JE splits that make up the transaction. >
- Re: question: What is a JE? Richard Wackerbarth
- Re: question: What is a JE? Herbert Thoma
- Re: on-line banking & qif import Hendrik Boom
- Re: on-line banking & qif import Richard Wackerbarth
- Re: on-line banking & qif import Hendrik Boom
- Re: on-line banking & qif import Richard Wackerbarth
- Re: on-line banking & qif import Hendrik Boom
- Re: on-line banking & qif import Richard Wackerbarth
- Re: on-line banking & qif import Hendrik Boom
- Re: on-line banking & qif import Richard Wackerbarth
- Re: on-line banking & qif import Hendrik Boom
- Re: on-line banking & qif import Richard Wackerbarth
- Re: on-line banking & qif import Glen Ditchfield
- Re: on-line banking & qif import Christopher Browne
- Re: on-line banking & qif import Bill Gribble
- merging imported transactions Glen Ditchfield
- Re: merging imported transactions Richard Wackerbarth
