thanks for the really quick response,
it seems ok if you have only a bank journal (SKR3 account 1200) and a
special journal (SKR3 account 1800).

But if you have a account for each debitor or creditor you have to add a
lot of journals (espessialy for for each debitor or creditor)

is there some more documentation about the accounting module?

Peter



Fabien Pinckaers schrieb:
>
> Peter wrote:
> > thank you, i'm not realy happy withe this solution yet
> > is there a posibility to do the double-entry accounting in a dialog
> > like:
> >
> > Date:
> > Period:
> > Credit account:
> > Debit account:
> > Amount:
> > Tax:
> > comment:
> > Accounting ID:
> > and openERP add the two entry lines and link this lines to each other?
>
> Hello,
>
> The 3 methods luc pointed you do this:
>
> * invoice: enter data like partners and products (or accounts) and it
> generates all the entries for the sale/purchase, something like:
>
>                debit   credit
> SALE                       50
> SALE                       50
> TAX                        21
> RECEIVABLE       121
>
> * statement : enter amount per line and it generate the 2 lines (more
> than 2 lines if you do some special reconciliation, like currency
> exchange amount):
>
> Enter: Transfer 5 EUR
> And it generate:
> . Transfer, debit: 5 EUR
> . Bank, credit: 5 eur
>
> * Manually (from journals): fill in the first line and it will
> automatically propose you the counter-part. (or eventually the tax if
> you put tax on your account)
>
>
> It may differ to what you are used to use but basically the result is
> the same: you enter some data and OpenERP generates all the lines with
> debit/credit that are linked in the same accounting move.
>
> Thanks,
>

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