Using recurring transactions

Managing Transactions > Using recurring transactions

If you have a transaction that must be written time and time again, for example, a rent cheque or depreciation expenses, they can be saved as recurring transactions.

Recurring transactions can be created using the following windows:

When you save a transactions as recurring, MYOB BusinessBasics puts a copy of it -- called a template -- in a separate "holding area" where you can retrieve the template as many times as you want in the future. Any time you need to use one, all you need to do is click the Use Recurring button, select the appropriate template, verify the details and record it.

Until you record them as actual transactions, recurring templates have no effect on your financial records.

When you create a recurring template, you'll enter information in the Save Recurring Template window and click Save Template. Be aware that you haven't recorded the transaction yet; you've merely stored the recurring information. When you want to record the transaction, you'll click Record in the transaction.

When you set up the recurring transaction, you'll be asked to specify a frequency and reminder date. (When you choose the frequency "Other" no reminder date is required.). This date can be seen in the Next Due field in your recurring templates list. You'll find this list on the Recurring Templates tab of the Sales Register window.

Note: What happens when you delete a recurring template

When you delete a recurring template, the template is removed from your list of recurring templates only. Any transactions you recorded using a recurring template won't be affected.

Step by step
To create a recurring template
To record a recurring transaction

To find a recurring template

To change a recurring template

To delete a recurring template



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