If you come to this panel via F2 (Data Entry) from the Debits/Credits primary panel, the Mode display field (see A. on page Accessing the Debit/Credit Entry Panel Via the Primary Panel) indicates you are in INS (insert) mode. You can do mass entries in this mode. Note that the default display for Amount see B. on page Accessing the Debit/Credit Entry Panel Via the Primary Panel is DEBIT. To enter a credit, just type over the word DEBIT, making it CREDIT. Simply create your first entry, press F5 (Save), wait until the informational message tells you the entry is inserted, type over any fields that need to be changed for your next entry and press F5. Remember, if you are mixing debit and credit definitions in one session, to check the Amount prompt. Continue in this manner until you have completed all your entries. Note: F6 (Delete) is not valid when you are in INS (insert) mode. Therefore, if you make a mistake and the entry is inserted, you must perform the following steps to delete the entry:
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On the next page is a description of the Debit/Credit Entry panel.
USERID CA PMA Chargeback MM/DD/YY HH:MM:SS __ Acctdefs Cbdefs Query Data Period Options Exit Help +-- CBDCRDE --------------- Debit/Credit Entry ---------------------------+ | Panel Exit Help | | ----------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Type information and save. Or Delete. | | | | Version . . . : PROD PROD A. Mode . . . . : UPD | | | | ORD Type . . . . MBJ Period Number . 001 | | Charge Element . CPU-CHARGE CREDIT Amount . B. 05.00 | | Qualifier . . . Description . . CPU-CHARGE CREDIT | | DIVISION . . . . AA______________ | | DEPARTMENT . . . _______________ | | | | | | | | | | F5=Save F6=Delete | +-------------------------------------------------------------------------+ Command ===> F1=Help F3=Exit F4=Prompt F9=Command F10=Action Bar F12=Cancel PA1=Susp
The following is a description of the Debit/Credit Entry panel.
The Debits/Credits Entry panel appears when one of these events occurs:
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The Debit/Credits Entry panel contains the following input fields:
A three-character name of the output record identifier to which you want to apply a debit or credit.
A three-character numeric field defining the period number for which the credit or debit amount is applicable.
The name of the charge element (up to 16 alphanumeric characters) you want to associate with the ORD type to further define the debit or credit category.
The default display is Debit when in INS (insert) mode. You can type over this field to change it to Credit.
The name of a conditional test specifically associated with the Charge Element, or a global test you want applied. Examples of qualifier names are: @SYSTEM, @SHIFT, and so forth.
A 20-character alphanumeric field used to provide a meaningful description of the budget item. This field appears on the List and Expanded List panels to ease item selection.
The following entry fields are used to indicate the accounting levels to which you want debit/credits applied:
Note: Only defined accounting structures appear. Furthermore, these entry fields only accept the number of characters used to define the structure length on the Accounting Structure panel (see section Accounting Structure Panel). If you enter an incorrect number of characters, an informational message appears when you execute a save (F5=Save).
Enter the name of a defined subaccounting structure whose debits/credits you want to Browse or Update.
Enter the name of a defined subaccounting structure whose debit/credits you want to Browse or Update.
Depending upon mode, lets you add (INS) or update (UPD) records to the table.
UPD (update) mode only: lets you delete a record from the table.
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