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I'm having a problem completing the company profile set-up for a new company we're required to create. This new company only has a general ledger company. It is not linked to cash management, accounts payable for accounts receivable. The company profile requires a bank account to be defined. I understand that for company set-up's in which the general ledger is linked to AR, AP and cash management, the bank account must be defined in cash management and then entered to the GL company profile. As cash management does not exist for this company, I am not able to define the bank account in cash management. The user manual I have indicates that when a GL company is not linked to a cash management company, the GLB menu is to be used to define the bank account. However, the GLB menu does not exist on our system. Any ideas? Thanks, Greg My question is - how do I define a general ledger account as a bank account in order to complete the general ledger company set-up since neither cash management or the GLB menu is available for this company? Greg Page Sr. Business Systems Analyst Strattec Security Corp. Ph: 414-247-3634 Fx: 414-247-3329
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