Memos (nominal account)

Find this screen

Open: Nominal Ledger > Nominal Accounts > New Nominal Account

Open: Nominal Ledger > Nominal Accounts > Amend Nominal Account

Open: Nominal Ledger > Nominal Enquiries > View Nominal Account

  • Use the Memo tab to add any notes about the nominal account, for your internal use only.

How to

Add a memo

  1. Select Add to enter a new memo.
  2. Enter the memo details in the Text column.

    Tip: To enter multiple lines in the memo, press Shift + Enter.

    The new memo is marked as Active, and is stamped with the User name and Date and time.

Set a memo to be inactive or active

When you add a new memo, it's set as Active to show that it's currently in use, indicated with Yes in the Active column.

If a memo is no longer in use, and you want to keep it rather than delete it, you can mark it as Inactive.

  • To change the status of a memo, select the Active column for the memo.

    Enable the checkbox to set the memo as active, or deselect the checkbox to set the memo as inactive.

Edit a memo

  • To edit a memo, select the Text column for the memo, then change the memo text.

    When you save the memo, the User name and Date and time are updated to show that the memo has been edited.

Note: If you edit a memo that is marked as Inactive, it will remain Inactive. Remember to set it to Active if its details are now relevant.

View a memo

If you can't read the whole memo, select the > button in the Text column to expand the memo text.

You will see ... (three full stops ) if there is more memo text to read.

Delete a memo

  • To remove a memo, select Delete button Delete in the memos list.

    The memo will be removed when select Save.


Useful info

About memos

Use the Memo tab to add any notes that you want to make about this account. Memos are for internal use only, and are not included on any documents that you produce.

You can mark memos as Active, so you can see which notes are still being used. You can mark memos as Inactive when they're no longer in use, but still want to keep a record of the memo.

For example, you might want to add notes about the kind of transactions that should be posted to the account, or when an account should not be used.