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Experienced Cover User

5 years ago

General Ledger Detail for closed periods

Hi,

We migrated to account right online a few years ago and have since found that detail for G/L accounts is not available for closed periods. Is it possible to retain detail when closing a Fin Year please?

Thanks

Sam

Steven_M
5 years ago
Hi Sam_P

The General Ledger reports (Summary or Detail) can only be run for current and future financial years, previously closed financial years are not possible. You can see what financial year your company file is in via Setup>>Company Information.

If you are needing to review that General Ledger report for a previously closed financial year you could look at restoring a backup prior to closing that financial year.

Alternatively, depending on the information you want to see, you could look at running the Account Transactions [Accrual] report (Reports>>Accounts>>Account Transaction [Accrual])

Steven_M
Former Staff
5 years ago
Hi Sam_P

The General Ledger reports (Summary or Detail) can only be run for current and future financial years, previously closed financial years are not possible. You can see what financial year your company file is in via Setup>>Company Information.

If you are needing to review that General Ledger report for a previously closed financial year you could look at restoring a backup prior to closing that financial year.

Alternatively, depending on the information you want to see, you could look at running the Account Transactions [Accrual] report (Reports>>Accounts>>Account Transaction [Accrual])
- Sam_P
  Experienced Cover User
  5 years ago
  Thank you Steven.
  
  Will the transactions stay visible in this report forever?
  
  Regards
  Sam
  - Komal_S
    MYOB Staff
    5 years ago
    Hi Sam_P
    
    The transactions would always stay visible in the backup files restored locally for those specific financial years. As long as you have the backups for previous years, you can retrieve any information you want.
    
    Please let me know if you have additional questions on this.