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07/09/09 9:01am PDT,   Viewed by asker 09/15/09 11:31am PDT
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If I put a payment in under record payments not linking it to an invoice, how do I go back later and link it to an invoice. (was not an invoice to link to at the time of deposit) .. asowder@pioneermhc.com

 
 
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07/09/09 9:09am PDT

Go to Receive Payments, enter the customer, and the invoice will show on the screen. At the bottom, you'll see a tab for Discounts and Credits. Select that to apply the previous payment to the invoice.

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07/09/09 9:55am PDT

THE DEPOSIT WAS NOT FOR A CERTAIN CUSTOMER. WE HAVE APARTMENTS THAT WE RENT TO CLIENTS. WE CREATED INVOICES FOR HOW MUCH WE SHOULD RECIEVE BUT WE NEVER REALLY RECIEVE THAT MUCH. SO THE PAYMENTS COME FROM CERTAIN PEOPLE BUT IT ALL IS POSTED TO THE "RENTAL" INVOICE FOR WHICH EVER LOCATION THAT PERSON IS AT FOR THAT MONTH.

SO HOW DO I LINK THE PAYMENT TO THE "RENTAL" INVOICE AFTER THE PAYMENT WAS ENTERED INTO THE "RECORD DEPOSITS" SCREEN BEFORE THE INVOICE WAS CREATED. (THE PAYMENT WAS NOT ENTERED INTO THE RECIEVE PAYMENT SCREEN)

 
 
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07/09/09 10:06am PDT

Change the info on the payment itself then. Change the account to Accounts Receivable, and enter the name that the invoice was created under. Then you can apply the payment to the invoice as I said above.

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07/09/09 10:25am PDT

IT IS TELLING ME THAT "YOU CANNOT USE MORE THAN ONE A/R OR A/P ACCOUNT IN THE SAME TRANSACTION" THERE ARE 4 A/R TRANSACTIONS

 
 
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07/09/09 10:52am PDT

SORRY, LAST ANSWER DID NOT COME THRU. COULD YOU RESEND

 
 
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07/09/09 12:01pm PDT

In that case, you'll have to use a clearing account, and then individually do a JE for each one so there's only one AR account in the same transaction.

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