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Ben Krenke

Year to date ledger - multi year

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I usually use the year to date ledger to print the GL for 2 or 3 months.  I'd like to print it for Nov-Jan but it won't allow me to cross into the new year.  Any solutions or another report that I could use?

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    I move my General Ledger transactions to the History file after the month is closed; then you can use the the Year-to-date for all months that are in the history file, or you can inquire any specific account and push the data to excel.  But the key is to have your transactions in the same file, then you don't have to be going back and forth between the current and history files where the transactions are housed. 

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    I move my General Ledger transactions to the History file after the month is closed; then you can use the the Year-to-date for all months that are in the history file, or you can inquire any specific account and push the data to excel.  But the key is to have your transactions in the same file, then you don't have to be going back and forth between the current and history files where the transactions are housed. 

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