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- ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE documentation. Requires SuperCalc-2
- Don Avila 71525,2041 10/11/83
- HEADING
- =======
- SuperCalc-2 output fits on an 8.5x11 tipped sideways / 12 characters/inch
-
- | A || B ||C|| D || E || F || G || H|| I || J || K || L || M || N || O || P || Q|| R||S|| T|
- 1|ACTRECA5 - ACT REC DSK #5 PART A CK .00<---| End of the month: -- 1
- 2|Page 1 of xx INVOICE# BJ-AMT MISC TOTAL E .00<---| Totals of column 'E', 'F' and 'G L 2
- 3|DATE-> 10/ 6/83 Y=("Y") -400 -405 +110 N Consolidated-| Arrange printout by column 'H' E 3
- 4|------------------------------------------------------- T ========================================================== T 4
- 5|TOTAL OUTSTANDING (Late Charges NOT Included) 8118.66 R --RECEIPTS-- ||-------- PAST DUE SUMMARY --------|| T 5
- 6|TOTAL BILLED-CURRENT MONTH (JE not Included) 1267.18 Y DATE AMOUNT 30 60 90 120 150 POSTED DAYS E 6
- 7|-----------------------------------------------------------==================_____=====_____=====_____=============== R 7
-
- HEADING PIXELS
- ==============
-
- A1 Name of program Account Receivables; Part A (Part B if there is more
- than 1 Page); Located on disk #5 of this series in our system.
- A2 Page 1 of xx -- Partially redundant to A1.
- B3 Current Date using the DATE FUNCTION of SuperCalc-2
- C3 Y=("Y") -- Reminder that the values in column "C" MUST be the value 'Y'
- in Textual Value. Further explanation below.
- E3 An Account Number for "SALES" a the General Ledger Program
- F3 " " " " "MISCELLANEOUS INCOME"
- G3 " " " " "ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE"
- I1 The $ OUTSTANDING amount carried forward from page 2 if there is a page 2
- I2 The $ CURRENT MONTH " " " " " " " " " " " "
-
- =========
- FORMULA: The next two vary from time to time and usually at the 1st of a
- new time period such as the 1st of a month.
-
- G5 --- SUM(E7:bottom of page)+SUM(F7:bottom of page) + I1
- The bottom of the page depends on the size of your memory
- I1 is the total in Pixel G5 from Page B. Approximately
- 50 lines will fill 64K of memory
-
- G6 --- SUM(1st line of current month : bottom of page) + I2
- I2 is the total in Pixel G6 from Page B.
- =========
- FORMULA: Generally does not vary, although as you delete lines you will have
- to replicate down to the bottom of the memory page.
-
- NOTE:---> Replicated items NOT adjusted are marked with an 'NN'
- under the value. Assume all other items to be adjusted.
-
- SuperCalc (Supercalc2) ver. 1.00
- ACTRECA5 - ACT REC DSK #5 PART A
-
- A8 P= IF(AND(G8-J8=0,C8="Y"),999999999,0)
- B8 = DATE(8,19,83) <<-- input date of Invoice in DATE FORMAT
- C8 = ("Y") <<-- normally a blank until posted to your
- General Ledger Program.
- D8 = "8901J <<-- input data and is INVOICE #8901J
- F8 = 60 <<-- " " " " " amount $60.00
- G8 P= E8+F8
- K8 P= IF(OR(J8>0,(B3-B8)<30),0,99999)
- NN
-
- L8 P= IF(OR(J8>0,(B3-B8)<60),0,99999)
- NN
-
- M8 P= IF(OR(J8>0,(B3-B8)<90),0,99999)
- NN
-
- N8 P= IF(OR(J8>0,(B3-B8)<120),0,99999)
- NN
- O8 P= IF(OR(J8>0,(B3-B8)<150),0,99999)
- NN
- P8 = 30 <<--this is input data; further explanation below
-
- Q8 P= IF((R8-P8)>29,999999,0)
- R8 P= IF(J8=0,B3-B8,0)
- NN
- T8 TL = T7+1 <<--- this is merely the line number to regroup if there
- is a crash during an ARRANGE (Sort)
- ============
- this starts the second line. The no-adjusts are not marked.
-
- A9 P= IF(AND(G9-J9=0,C9="Y"),999999999,0)
- B9 = data such as date DATE(9,6,83)
- C9 = data such as ("Y")
- D9 = data such as invoice "5308A
- E9 = data such amount of 963.76
- G9 P= E9+F9
- H9 = data such as incoming consecutive check #369
- I9 = data such as the date of the receipt DATE(10,22,83)
- J9 = data such amount of the check received 963.76
- K9 P= IF(OR(J9>0,(B3-B9)<30),0,99999)
- L9 P= IF(OR(J9>0,(B3-B9)<60),0,99999)
- M9 P= IF(OR(J9>0,(B3-B9)<90),0,99999)
- N9 P= IF(OR(J9>0,(B3-B9)<120),0,99999)
- O9 P= IF(OR(J9>0,(B3-B9)<150),0,99999)
- Q9 P= IF((R9-P9)>29,999999,0)
- R9 P= IF(J9=0,B3-B9,0)
- T9 TL = T8+1
- ============
- Explanation: This is a neat accounts receivable template for a small law firm,
- accounting firm, or any other organization that has only a few hundred
- invoices out at a time. It does not keep track of addresses, phone numbers,
- secretary's eye color etc, just who owes you how much and for how long.
-
- Column 'C' indicates that YES ("Y") the Invoice has been posted to the Sales
- portion of the General Ledger. We usually do a batch (entire month) at a time
- by making a SuperCalc-2 total from the start of the month to the end, and then
- stick a photocopy of this page with the Sales portion of the General Ledger
- output. This means all sales can be entered as a single entry with this sheet
- seving as the backup. If the account is paid up **AND** there is a ("Y") in
- column C, then column A will show a >>>>>. This then means you can delete that
- row as it is no longer a receivable plus it has been posted to Sales.
- **NEVER** delete a row of data before posting to the sales account of the
- general ledger. Note portions of all rows are PROTECTED so you must UNPROTECT
- before deleting.
-
- Column H is the Check Register Entry. We consecutively number each incoming
- check from 001 to 999 and then start over. That number goes in column H.
-
- Column I is the date the payment was received. You do not have to use the
- DATE function, but out of habit we do as we use it so often in other programs.
-
- Column J is the amount received. If you get a partial payment, you will have
- to do some jiggling. Remember I said this was not a $900.00 program. I suggest
- you use the vertical window split along the invoice column (D) so you can't
- peek at what the payment SHOULD be. You have internal check this way that will
- spot more than an error or two when the client or you transposes a number or
- two on the check and of course the bank passes it the way it was written.
-
- Columns K L M N O run by themselves. The output is sort of a bargraph of >>>>
- showing delinquent accounts. It does not show on a former delinquent, but now
- paid up account.
-
- Column P is a manually entered account and has to be changed as an account
- passes each 30 day past due increment. On the 1st 30 days a >>>> shows in
- column H & Q. This is the main tip off that you have someone on a tickler
- list. What we do is post to another account the 1.5% past due surcharge and
- increment column P by 30. Initially column P is 0. Set your format to HIDE
- 0, so it doesn't show. The account gets flagged at 30 days past due, so we
- change it to 30. If the account becomes another 30 days past due we change
- the value to 60; to 90; etc etc. At the same time the >>>>>>>>> are creeping
- across columns K L M N O.
-
- Column Q is the main tickler that an account is over 30 days; over 60 days
- etc. The output data consists of >>>>>.
-
- Column R is the number of days since the invoice was originally sent.
-
- Column S is just a checkoff for us as to whether a dun letter has been sent.
-
- Column T is the great reorganizer if we blow the layout doing a Sort.
-
- ======
- FORMAT: No $ (wastes space); 2 decimals; HIDE all 0; negative in ( )
-
- ======
- TO USE: Upon sending an invoice the DATE FUNCTION is entered in column C; the
- invoice number in column D; the amount in column E and/or F.
-
- Upon receiving a payment the consecutive incoming check number is
- entered in column H; the date (FUNCTION optional) in column I; the amount
- received in column J.
-
- Delete rows as indicated by column A; Dun customers as indicated by
- column Q. The balance of the sheet is an overall status.