Entering
data
is
quick
and
easy,
rather
like
adding
lines
to
a
bank
statement.
Each
entry
has
the
following
information:
Date
e.g.
June
23 .
Reference
e.g.
the
cheque
or
invoice
number.
Account
Code
specifies
the
bank
account,
credit
card
,
cash
account
etc.
being
used.
Class
Code
specifies
the
category
of
income
or
expenditure.
Description
the
Class
Code
description
is
entered
by
default,
but
it
can
be
edited
or
replaced
by
your
own
text.
You
can
also
add
up
to
600
characters
of
notes
to
any
entry.
Amount
you
enter
gross
amount
in
either
the
credit
or
debit
column
(you
can
enter
the
net
amount
if
you
prefer).
Mark
Code
optional
-
can
be
used
for
analysing
different
projects
etc.
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to
enlarge
All
the
codes
are
defined
by
you
to
suit
your
own
circumstances.
The
codes
can
be
displayed
on-screen
at
the
time
of
entry.
You
may
have
up
to
20
Account
Codes,
100
Class
Codes
and
100
Mark
Codes.
Errors
and
omissions
may
be
corrected
at
any
time,
without
the
need
for
untidy
contra-entries.
Cheques
can
be
printed
using
cheques
from
your
own
cheque
book.
No
need
to
buy
costly
custom-made
cheques.
Standing
orders,
direct
debits
and
other
regular
transactions
can
be
posted
automatically.
Reconciling
When
you
receive
your
statement
from
the
bank
you
can
reconcile
each
item
against
the
entry
in
Money
Manager
to
make
sure
that
you
and
the
bank
are
in
agreement.
If
you
have
an
imbalance
then
the
program
can
search
for
possible
errors
(such
as
a
debit
entered
as
a
credit).