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Firstly you can identify the transaction and the specific line by looking at the error returned. For example, the following error shown below states the error is on Transaction 1822 in Line 1.
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Non-postable accounts
If you have coded a transaction to a non-postable account, Eclipse will return the journal with an error. This error may look like the following:
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Solution: You will need to find the transaction and its line, then change the chart code to an account that is postable.
Inactive Account
If you have posted a transaction to an inactive account, Eclipse will return the journal with an error. This error may look like the following:
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Solution: You will need to find the transaction and its line, then change the chart code to an account that is active.
Invalid Chart Code
If you have posted to an invalid chart code, Eclipse will return the journal with an error. This error may look like the following:
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Solution: You will need to find the transaction and its line, then change the chart code to an account that is valid.
Journal With Missing Tax Entry
If you post a journal with a tax allocation but have not entered an entry for the tax, Eclipse will return the journal with an error. This may look like the following:
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