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How to resolve: The amounts in a journal entry must balance error in csv?
I have been using the import/export feature for a couple of months, but on my current journal entry I am trying in import, I keep getting an error of "The amounts in a journal entry must balance. I checked for extra lines, I checked the formating of the numbers, and the two columns of debit and credit zero out. Do you have any other ideas of what could be wrong? Thanks.
Debrae Elliott
debrae.elliott@motorolasolutions.com
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