If you are not establishing a Cost Share sub-account or using the Financial Reporting Code, the Sub-Account Code and the Document Overview tabs are the only required tabs on the document.
Sub-Account Code tab field definitions
Title |
Description |
Account Number |
Required. Enter the account number on which you want to create the sub-account or search for it from the Account lookup icon. If you want to use the same sub-account code on several accounts, you need to process an additional document for each additional account on which you want to use that sub-account. |
Active Indicator |
Optional. Select the check box if the sub-account is active. Clear the check box if it is inactive. |
Chart Code |
Required. Enter the chart code associated with the account associated with the sub-account, or search for it from the lookup icon. When the parameter ACCOUNTS_CAN_CROSS_CHARTS_IND parameter is set to N the system derives the chart and this value is read-only. |
Sub-Account Name |
Required. Enter the long descriptive name. This name appears on the Accounting Lines tab in financial documents as well as in searches and reports. |
Sub-Account Number |
Required. Enter the code to define the sub-account. This is the code to be entered in the sub-account field of the Accounting Lines tab of financial documents. |
Sub-Account Type Code |
Required for the members of Kuali Financials-SYS Processor role; otherwise display-only (the field is editable only for the members of Kuali Financials-SYS Processor role and the field defaults to EX for others). Select the code to indicate the purpose of the sub-account from the Sub-Account Type list. Your institutions values may vary, but standard examples would include EX to indicate that this is a sub-account to be used to segregate budget and actuals on an account, or CS to indicate that this is a sub-account that is used to track cost share expenses on a contract or grant account. |
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