How to display the detail of any Adjusting Journal Entry in a Leadsheet?
The standard format of
a Leadsheet contains all adjusting journal information as a total balance under
the Adj's or Reclass columns.
CaseWare Working
Papers also gives you the ability to display the Adjusting journal entries
detail within the Leadsheet.
Procedure:
Ensure you have the Leadsheet
selected in the Document Manager (or opened).
From the menus, select Document |
Properties. The Document Properties
screen will open.
Tick Adjusting
Entry Detail.
Click OK. Any adjustments appearing in
the Leadsheet will now display their detail.
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