Method 1:
- Select Reports, Banking, Cheque Log
- Select the appropriate bank account and the appropriate date range.
Method 2: If you do not have access to the Banking reports and you want to look up a check for "Payables"
- Select Reports, Payables, Vendor (Suppliers) Purchases.
- Select Detail, the Vendor(s) (Suppliers), the appropriate details and date range, then OK.
- You will see the cheque number listed under source.
Method 3: from the Payables module
- Open the Payments window.
- Click Look up Payment (CTRL + L)
- Enter in the date range and cheque number.
Method 4: If you do not have access to the Banking reports and you want to look up a check for "Receivables"
- Select Reports, Receivables, Customer Sales
- Select Detail, the Customer(s), the appropriate details and date range, then OK.
- You will see the cheque number listed under source.
Method 5: from the Receivables module
- Open the Receipts window.
- Click Look up Receipt (CTRL + L)
- Enter in the date range and cheque number.
Method 6: If you do not have access to the Banking reports and you want to look up a check for "Payroll"
- Select Reports, Payroll, Employee...
- Select Detail, the Employee(s), the appropriate details and date range, then OK.
- You will see the cheque number listed under the column "Cheque No.".
Method 7: from the Payroll module
- Open the Paycheques window.
- Click Look up a paycheque (CTRL + L)
- Enter in the date range and cheque number.
- Solution ID
- 221924850013224
- Last Modified Date
- Mon Nov 21 17:54:25 UTC 2022
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