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Hi 

I've inherited a set of accounts in Sage that are behaving differently to the set I usually use making me think there is some kind of settings I don't know about. 

On my own set of accounts if I produce a product invoice - even if the invoice has multiple items on it - when I come to record a payment against it, it shows as a single invoice in the payment screen. 

However with the accounts I've inherited, when I go to record a customer receipt every line of each invoice is showing separately

 

Here's an example:

An invoice is created through the invoicing module and the ledgers are updated. Details : Invoice ref 123 Date 1 May total £1080 (consists of 3 different items each costing £300 each net - so there are 3 lines on the invoice). 

 

On my own system when I go to record the payment against the invoice I see:

1 May     123        Product description 1        £1080

 

However on the inherited accounts I see

1 May      123      Product description 1         £360

1 May      123      Product description 2         £360

1 May      123      Product description 3         £360

 

Is there some kind of setting that will make all items on a single invoice appear as a single line - just as my own set of accounts currently do. 

 

Please help. This is driving me crazy. 

Thanks

Linda



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Here's the only thing I can think of :

SETTINGS > BANK DEFAULTS

Then make sure the "List payment/Receipt by split" box is unticked.

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Maybe this relates to something else, as I say, it's the only thing I can think of - it's worth a try anyway.



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Peasie is almost certainly correct and this is the most likely cause.

The other cause I have seen is where invoices are being imported into sage using the Sage import routine. The solution to that is to use some external software to do the import.

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You are absolutely right. It has worked. I cannot thank you both enough for responding THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU. :)

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