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I'd like to know how to upload my 2011 financial into MAS so they show up when I print my P&L's in 2012 so they appear in last years column.

One quirk is that Jan-Jun is in a seperate company. and then July through December is in another company.

Can I merge these two sets of info in a csv then upload it like I did for my 2012 budget numbers?

Thanks!

RE: MAS90

This is an interesting question.

If the companies change, how would you eliminate the ending balances from the first company, and set new begening balances for the new company?

There Are 10 Types Of People In The world:
Those That Understand BINARY And Those That Don't.

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