BR> Utilities> Import Checks
Import Checks
Summary
The Import Checks feature is used to import checks into the Bank Reconciliation module from a CSV format file. The checks will be imported as uncleared checks. Process the checks in the Clear Transactions process (BR> Clear Transactions) if you would like to clear the checks. There is a Voided column on the import file, so you can import voided checks.
After the checks have been imported, you can run the Checks by Date Report (BR> Reports> Checks by Date) to view a list of the checks that have been imported.
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The objects in the diagram represent processes in the application.
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Related Links
Click here for information on the Checks by Date Report.
Click here for information on the Clear Transactions process.
Step by Step
1 Open the Import Transactions window (BR> Utilities> Import Checks).

- Click the Format icon
to view the expected file format of the CSV file.
- Click the File Location field label to select the path of the file being imported. Click here for general information about the File Layout window.
- Enter a Payroll module employee number or vendor number on each import file line item. You cannot leave both the employee number and vendor number column on the import file blank.
- The date on the import file can be in either of the following formats: MM/DD/YY or MM/DD/YYYY.
- Enter true or false in the void column (true for a check that has been voided).
- Click the Confirm icon
to import the checks.
- The importing process is performed on the application server, so the task can be scheduled to be completed like other batch process steps.
- If there are errors during the import process, an information window will open displaying the errors. For example, if a check number in the import file has already been used in the Bank Reconciliation module, or the information in a field is in the wrong format, an information window will open displaying a description of the error and the row number in the import file that generated the error.
- Use the Checks by Date Report (BR> Reports> Checks by Date) to view the checks that have been imported.