The Header is just what it says: a header, NOT an account. So e.g. as a Header above 25 different bank accounts in the UK, you could use the header " UK bankaccounts" and then use another header for 15 differet USA bankaccounts and so on. This is good for the human readable form of a GL-scheme. But not at all needed for the accounting package to function properly.
Knowing that headers also tend to mess up reports (correction: the reports template code gets more difficult and might show surprising results when adding the header ledger in the result of additions or something like that)) it might be a good idea to get rid of headers alltogether. If eeded make an extra version of the GL-scheme with # commented out# header lines. A good GL-scheme is self explaining and would not want header files to explain what journal entry should go where. 2010/6/5 Rich Shepard <[email protected]> > On Sat, 5 Jun 2010, Jean Pierre Guillou wrote: > > Try re-setting the 'Header' to become a normal account to see what flag >> may be present but not visible due to 'header' status >> > > Jean-Pierre, > > Nothing is checked when I change the status to account. > > I wonder why a header is displayed on that page rather than an account. > Based on our exchange I think it must be a minor coding error on whatever > function presents information on the Cash -> Payments page for the A/P > account number. Only accounts should be available for display. > > If someone wants to fix that it would be convenient, but it's not more > important than the other bugs. > > > Thanks, > > Rich > _______________________________________________ > SQL-Ledger mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.ledger123.com/mailman/listinfo/sql-ledger >
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