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Last post 12-19-2008, 3:34 PM by jflefebvre. 25 replies.
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  •  09-09-2008, 12:45 PM 435

    Check Amount Character

    Hi!

    I found out that the character amount in printing checks is with an and., ex. 129,000.00 the character will displayed as One Hundred and Twenty Nine Thousand 00/100.

    Can i change it? i need it to be One Hundred Twenty Nine Thousand and 00/100.

    please help.

  •  09-09-2008, 2:40 PM 437 in reply to 435

    Re: Check Amount Character

    Hi,

          sorry, but theses characters aren't changed because it's a result of a function in the software, but I opened a call to our development department to change theses characters because we don't respect the writing number's rules. The word "and"  should be just before the decimal part.

    Jean-François Lefebvre


    Dynacom Technologies Inc.
    www.dynacom.ca
  •  10-24-2008, 11:00 AM 481 in reply to 437

    Re: Check Amount Character

    Hi!

    The update build 339 fixed this "AND" error, but there is still something error.

    If the amount in charater will be long,ex.(1,111,111.11)  the system will not show it in character but in number and $ sign in last (1,111,111.11$).

    Please help how to fix it? i need to show it in character..

  •  10-27-2008, 10:02 AM 482 in reply to 481

    Re: Check Amount Character

    Hi,

        we write in number because is to long for the space on the check because we must write the letter in size 10. This behavior is mandatory to respect the ACP check rules.

    Jean-François Lefebvre

     


    Dynacom Technologies Inc.
    www.dynacom.ca
  •  10-28-2008, 9:39 AM 483 in reply to 435

    Re: Check Amount Character

    hi!

    i dont need to follow that rule, can i change?

  •  10-28-2008, 11:44 AM 484 in reply to 483

    Re: Check Amount Character

    Hi,

         yes, you can but you have to add script to personnalize your check template. You have to add a script to transfer the amount in letters.

    Jean-François Lefebvre


    Dynacom Technologies Inc.
    www.dynacom.ca
  •  11-20-2008, 8:32 AM 499 in reply to 484

    Re: Check Amount Character

    Hi!

    Please help on what script to add, and how to do..

  •  11-26-2008, 12:24 PM 504 in reply to 499

    Re: Check Amount Character

    You can execute a script on the event "Change" of the amount control.

    In your script, you need to develop something that will take your amount and convert it into format that you want. This is a complex script that you need to develop, but maybe you will be able to find some example on internet.


    Martin Ouellette
    Dynacom Technologies, Inc.
    www.dynacom.com
  •  11-26-2008, 11:02 PM 505 in reply to 504

    Re: Check Amount Character

    Hi!

    Can you help me on detail instrutions on how to do it?

    I really dont know how..

    please

  •  11-27-2008, 4:13 PM 508 in reply to 505

    Re: Check Amount Character

    Hi,

        you can use this code to translate Number to word.

      Set utils = CreateObject("utils.clsUtils")
     
      NumToWord = utils.NumberToString(Int("199.99"),True)

    Jean-François Lefebvre


    Dynacom Technologies Inc.
    www.dynacom.ca
  •  11-28-2008, 8:33 AM 509 in reply to 508

    Re: Check Amount Character

    hi!

    Can you help me on how to do it?

    I tried it in the synergy designer, but doesnt work..

    please help on step instructions..

  •  11-28-2008, 2:15 PM 510 in reply to 509

    Re: Check Amount Character

    Hi,

         follow theses steps :

    1) In the designer, open "Write Checks" form. You can open this form in "Payables section" of the up-right section ine the Designer

    2) Click on the grid control in the form.

    3) You will have all the events related with this control, add an action in the event "AfterColUpdate".

    4) In the list of action, you have to choose "Execute a script"

    5) Add the code in the script editor :

      Set utils = CreateObject("utils.clsUtils")
     
      Controls("lblChqAmntWord").Caption = utils.NumberToString(Int(Helper.MemberValue("ChqHdr.ChqAmnt")),False)

    6) Apply your change in the database with CTRL-F8

     After theses steps, you will be able to see your check amount in letters.

    Jean-François Lefebvre


    Dynacom Technologies Inc.
    www.dynacom.ca
  •  12-01-2008, 9:14 AM 511 in reply to 508

    Re: Check Amount Character

    hi!

    it works on the write checks form.. but when i click print, the print still use no. and not character (if character is too long).

    And how will i apply in simple payment form? error message=(error in scrip, object variable or with block variable not set)

  •  12-02-2008, 10:28 AM 512 in reply to 511

    Re: Check Amount Character

    Hi,

         you have to do the same steps for the simple payment, but you have to modify you script yo use the correct controls and value for this screen.

      Set utils = CreateObject("utils.clsUtils")
     
      Controls("lblChqAmnt").Caption = utils.NumberToString(Int(Helper.MemberValue("SuppPmtHdr.PmtTotAmnt")),False)

     

    You have to add script on your check template, if you want to print your print with only an amount in letters.

    Follow theses steps to modify your check template :

    1) Open the settings form  ("Configuration\Settings")

    2) Click on the "General" section in the "Printing" Section

    3) Find the settings "Define the print form" of the Check's Section

    4) Click on the "..." button

    5) Choose your check template you want to modify

    6) Click on SHIFT-CTRL and click on the "Edit" button

    7) Click on the View script button (the icone of the button is a white sheet with a yellow circle)

    8) In the Combo Object, select Detail Section.

    9) In the OnFormat event, add this script

         Set utils = CreateObject("utils.clsUtils")

         rpt.Sections("Detail").Controls("fldChqAmntText").Text = utils.NumberToString(Int(rpt.Sections("Detail").Controls("fldChqAmntNum").Text),False)

    10) Save your check's template

     

    Jean-François Lefebvre


    Dynacom Technologies Inc.
    www.dynacom.ca
  •  12-02-2008, 11:11 AM 513 in reply to 512

    Re: Check Amount Character

    Hi!

    It's really helpful..

    There's another problem, in priniting the words stop at AND, not continue with the centavo 00/100.

    EX. ONE HUNDRED AND ( NOT ONE HUNDRED AND 00/100)

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