ACCOUNTSANDSUBACCOUNTSWITHHISTORY function

Created by Harry Lewis, Modified on Tue, 16 Jul at 9:33 AM by Gabriel Michaud

Applies to:

GL Module
ERP: Acumatica, CEGIC, Haufe x360, JAMIS Prime, MYOB Acumatica

Description

The ACCOUNTSANDSUBACCOUNTSWITHHISTORY function returns a dynamic array with sorted groups (lowest to highest) of accounts and subaccounts (first by account, then by subaccount) and (optionally) branches.

It lists account/subaccount/branch groups for which there is account history during the specified period(s).

Velixo recommends the use of Excel 2023 or Microsoft 365 for this feature. Experimentally, Excel 2010 or higher may be used. See the Prerequisitesfor additional information.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Description
Syntax
Parameters
Examples

Syntax

ACCOUNTSANDSUBACCOUNTWITHHISTORY(Connection, LedgerOrRange, BranchOrRange, AccountOrRange, SubaccountOrRange, StartPeriod, EndPeriod ,IncludeInactive, IncludeUnposted, IncludeBranches, UseMasterFinancialCalendar)

Parameters

The ACCOUNTSANDSUBACCOUNTSWITHHISTORY function uses the following parameters (see our article on Filtering Velixo functions):

Parameter	Required/Optional	Description
Connection	Required	The name of the connection as configured in the Connection Manager
LedgerOrRange	Optional	The ledger (or multiple ledgers in a delimited list) to be used in determining the list.
BranchOrRange	Optional	The branch code (or range of branch codes) to be used in determining the list
AccountOrRange	Optional	The account code (or range of account codes) to be used in determining the list
SubaccountOrRange	Optional	The subaccount code (or range of subaccount codes) to be used in determining the list
StartPeriod	Required	The starting financial period, in MM-YYYY format
EndPeriod	Required	The ending financial period, in MM-YYYY format
IncludeInactive	Optional	TRUE/FALSE indicating whether or not to include inactive accounts and sub-account codes (default is TRUE)
IncludeUnposted	Optional	1 - Include posted transactions only (default) 2 - Include Unposted transactions only 3 - Include Posted and Unposted transactions (note: Transactions with a status of "On Hold" are excluded. When Unposted transactions are included, the following two statuses are included: Balanced, Unposted)
IncludeBranches	Optional	TRUE/FALSE indicating whether or not to include the Branch IDs in the results.
UseMasterFinancial Calendar	Optional	Use Acumatica's Master Financial Calendar instead of the financial calendar defined within the specific tenant associated with the connection being accessed (this can be useful for consolidation reports). Possible values: True False (default)

Examples

Example 1 - data from a specific branch

=ACCOUNTSANDSUBACCOUNTSWITHHISTORY("demo","Actual", "PRODWHOLE",,, "12-2019", "12-2019", 1, FALSE)

Description

Lists all account/subaccount pairs with non-zero posted history in the PRODWHOLE branch during the twelfth financial period of 2019

Result

Example 2 - examine multiple ledgers

=ACCOUNTSANDSUBACCOUNTSWITHHISTORY("demo", TEXTJOIN(";", TRUE, H3:K3),,,, $A$1, $A$1, 1)

Description

Examines all the ledgers specified in cells H3 through K3 and lists all account/subaccount pairs with non-zero posted history in the financial period listed in cell A1 for any of the specified ledgers.

(Note that when using multiple ledgers, the ledger IDs must be contained in a delimited list)

Example 3 - show a subset of accounts with subaccounts and branches

=ACCOUNTSANDSUBACCOUNTSWITHHISTORY("demo","ACTUAL",, "19000:23000",, "12-2019", "12-2019", TRUE, 1, TRUE)

Description

Lists accounts 19000 through 23000 (and their respective branches and subaccount) with non-zero posted history in the all branches during the twelfth financial period of 2019.

Result

The results are sorted first by branch, then account, and finally by subaccount:

Example 4 - change column order and sort order

The Excel SORT and CHOOSECOLS functions provide substantial control over how data is displayed.

=ACCOUNTSANDSUBACCOUNTSWITHHISTORY("demo","ACTUAL",, "19000:23000",, "12-2019", "12-2019", TRUE, 1, TRUE)

Description

Display the same data as in Example 3, but change the order of the columns (Account, Subaccount, Branch) and then sort on the new ordering.

Result

The results are sorted first by account, then subaccount, and finally by branch: