DATES SETUP ON TRANSACTION JOURNAL HEADER

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8 years 7 months ago #19351 by wmuma
I need assistance to understand how the dates are usually setup on the transaction journal header. I have looked at REPORT.CREATE S TRANS.JOURNAL2 but i do not see where this date is setup. I am mainly interested in the date in the header and not on the printed on section. See attachment

Issue i am facing is that the date on the header is not the same as the value date for the transactions listed in the report. I need this date to be the same as the value date in the transactions in the transaction journals. currently the date is value date + 1 which i think will be the system date but i want it to be the last working day.
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8 years 7 months ago #19361 by sudhasurat
Replied by sudhasurat on topic DATES SETUP ON TRANSACTION JOURNAL HEADER
The core routine PST will add that date part by taking the value from the common variable TODAY and also the details about " Page & Area & To " also will added in this routine.

You can reffer the routine RGP.TRANS.JOURNAL2 under RG.BP, may be u can modify this routine with your local logic instead of calling PST routine with necessary test.
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8 years 7 months ago #19391 by wmuma
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Thanks will check on this and seek clarification if not clear. Thanks

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8 years 7 months ago #19393 by VK
Hi there,
the date in the header isn't formed inside a report, it's T24 core doing that. It's the current work day (TODAY). The date "printed at" is the system date which can be (and is in your example) a different one.

Anyway, even if you amend the code in the routine mentioned above, it will be overwritten next time you regenerate a REPGEN (e.g. after upgrade).

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