Enterprise version multi user 2010

B = Account
C = Dr
E = CR


Follows T accounting where the debit are to the left and credits to the right. Or as some begining accounting students would say the debits are closest to the window and the credit are closest to the wall.

Hope this helps
Gaylen

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>Thanks for the link to your paper.
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>One of the issues I found when looking at 3rd party tools is that they seem to be somewhat dependent on the version and region. Some are applicable to the USA edition only!
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>In my Australian edition, when exporting the trial balance report to Excel, it produces an Excel spreadsheet with:
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>Column B: Account description
>Column D: Dr Amt
>Column E: Cr Amt:
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>I would be interested to know if the USA edition does the same. Would anyone using QB please see if you get the same?
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>Cyril