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Notes on Daily Reports
Daily Reports are used to record
retail outlets cash receipts, checks, and credit card
transactions and make up deposit slips for the daily deposit.
This page is written in JavaScript. It does not save anything
to a database, although a real world user would. This is a very
simplified example. A production version of this program would
itemize checks, credit card receipts, and petty cash
disbursements, and list each of those on the deposit slip. Most
businesses would also include a labor summary and sales taxes
due.
Select an outlet (out of four available). Enter numbers for beginning
petty cash balance (the amount in the register), Cash Receipts, Checks,
Credit Cards, Petty Cash Disbursements, and the Deposit Slip amount.
The remaining fields are computed automatically. As an option, leave
the Disbursements field blank.
Once all these values are entered, click on the Post command
button. The text area at the bottom of the screen will contain from
two to four journal entry lines. The 101.xxx account is the bank
account and the 401.xxx is the sales account. These are always
present. The 100.xxx account is only modified if the ending Petty Cash
balance is different from the beginning Petty Cash balance. The
635.xxx account is only present if there is a petty cash disbursement.
The S field is a subtotal marker. The column of dollar amounts
should sum to zero.
Highlight everything in the text area and copy it to the clipboard.
Then launch your favorite spreadsheet, and paste the contents of the
clipboard into a blank worksheet. The fields are each pasted into
separate cells, since they are separated by tab characters. With
further programming work, this information could also be appended
to a transaction table in a database.
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