Re: Allocating Payments to Charges
- From: "Daryl M via AccessMonster.com" <forum@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 09 Jul 2005 23:38:53 GMT
Thanks Steve,
I understand. I'm so glad I have somebody to talk to on this. Your
absolutely right, in designing this app I can't let my ability (or lack there
of) or dislikes to interfere with the process. If it has to be it has to be.
I've created many to many relationships before, I know how to add the
intermediate table and create the relationship. My problems arrise later
when I'm fighting with the code and forms.
Maybe I don't have the foresight but I can't think of a time when I would
need to know when which pmnt is associated with which charge, save for the
moment when I'm actually processing the payment. At which point I would use
a txtbox and code to "Apply Amount" to the AmntPaid field. When I print a
ledger I can run a query and organize the pmnts and charges by date, or can I.
..? Goes against what I learned in accounting, but as Rick mentioned
accounting is best left to commercial software available at Walmart.
As far as tblPaymentMethod... A tenant will pay their rent in very strange
ways. Most of the time it is with a check or money order for the exact
amount. I have one tenant who knows he can't save money. He gets paid twice
a month; with his second paycheck he purchases a money order for anywhere
from 50 to 150 bucks. He signs over his first paycheck and may or may not
cover the balance with cash and coin. I have some girls from France that
paid multiple months with travelers checks. I have a few students who pay
with a check from their parents. I have roomates that pay with two checks.
I have one guy who purchases a money order for the maximum amount of $500.00
and pays the rest in cash. If I can add notes about each different method
namely the checks, if they bounce reversing the payment is much simpler.
What do you think? Should I stick with manual labor..?
DM
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