BC.WRITEBACKJOURNAL
Overview
The BC.WRITEBACKJOURNAL function enables you to write lines to a specified General Journal in Business Central.
Syntax
=BC.WRITEBACKJOURNAL(
ConnectionName,
PostingDate,
Journal,
PostTransaction,
GlRegisterNumberOutput,
AccountType,
Account,
Amount,
DocumentNumber,
ExternalDocumentNumber,
BalancingAccountType,
BalancingAccount,
Description,
Comment,
Dimensions,
LineNumber
)
Arguments
Header data
Argument | Required/Optional | Description |
| Required | The name of the connection, as specified in the Connection Manager. |
| Required | The date of the transaction in the general ledger. |
| Required | The name of the General Journal. |
| Required | Determines whether the transactions in the specified General journal should be posted. Affects all lines in the specified General Journal, not just the lines uploaded during writeback. |
| Optional | Defines the address of the cell where the GL register number is returned after writeback is complete. Use only when |
Line data
Argument | Required/Optional | Description |
| Required | The type of the account to which the entry line will be posted. |
| Required | The number of the account to which the entry line will be posted. |
| Required | The total amount (including VAT) in the journal line. |
| Required | A document number for the journal line. |
| Optional | An external document number for the journal line. |
| Optional | The type of balancing account. |
| Optional | The balancing G/L Account or object ID. |
| Optional | A description of the journal line. |
| Optional | A comment on the journal line. |
| Optional | A two-column (or two-row) Excel range, where the first column/row contains the name of a predefined dimension (e.g. department, customer, project etc.), and the second column/row contains the semicolon-separated list of values for that dimension. |
| Optional | The journal item line number. |