Check layout (form)
Applies To: Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 R3, Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 R2, Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 Feature Pack, Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012
Click Cash and bank management > Common > Bank accounts. On the Action Pane, click Bank account or double-click a bank account. On the Action Pane, click the Setup tab, and then click Check.
Use this form to set up the layout of checks for the bank account that you selected on the Bank accounts list page.
Tasks that use this form
Set up the check layout for a bank account
(FRA) Set up a method of payment for French checks
Print copies of payments as non-negotiable checks
Navigating the form
The following tables provide descriptions for the controls in this form.
Tabs
Tab |
Description |
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General |
Enter information about the check number method, check format, and test printout format. |
Setup |
Select the bank and legal entity information that appears on the checks. |
Codes |
Select the ABC and MICR line values that apply to the check layout. |
Signature |
Enter information about the printing of signatures and the amount limits for signatures. |
Notes |
Enter text to print in the header and footer of check letters. Note This tab is available only if French check format is selected in the Check form field. |
Copies |
Select options for how to print copies of payments. Copies of payments include copies of paid checks, promissory notes, and electronic payments. The copies of payments are printed as non-negotiable checks. |
Buttons
Button |
Description |
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Print test |
Create a test printout of the check to view and adjust the defined layout. |
Company logo |
Add, change, or remove the image file that is printed on the check as the legal entity’s logo. |
Signature |
Add, change, or remove the image files that are printed on the check as signatures. |
Fields
Field |
Description |
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Check number method |
Select the method to use for generating check numbers:
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Check form |
Select a layout for the check:
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Paper length |
The length of the paper that you are printing the check on. |
Paper length unit |
The unit in which to calculate the paper size. |
Check start position |
The starting position on the paper where you want the check to be printed. Example If you want the check to start three inches down on the paper, enter 3.00 in the Check start position field and select Inch in the Unit for the start position of the check field. |
Unit for the start position of the check |
Select the unit in which to express the calculated starting position. |
Number of slip copies |
Specify whether you want one or two copies of the slip text, also known as a check stub, printed on the paper. You might print two slip texts so that you can keep one and send the other. Note You can enter only 0, 1 or 2. If you enter a number greater than 2, only two copies will be printed. If the slip text does not fit on the page, it is printed on a new page, together with a voided check. If you print two slip texts, the slips are the same size. |
Prefix |
Enter the text to print in front of the amount on the check. Example Enter USD in this field to print “U.S. dollars USD 1000.00” on the check. Click the Print test button to print a preview of the defined check layout. |
Check date format |
Select the format to use for the check date. The options are as follows:
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Check date separator |
Select the character to use between the day, month, and year in the check date. The options are as follows:
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Ruler |
Select the ruler to display on the test printout:
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Bank account |
Select this check box to print the bank account number on the check. Define the bank account number in the Bank account number field in the Bank accounts form. |
Bank name |
Select this check box to print the bank name on the check. Define the bank's name in the Name field in the Bank accounts form. |
Bank number |
Select this check box to print the bank's registration number on the check. Define the bank's registration number in the Routing number field in the Bank accounts form. |
Company name |
Select this check box to print the legal entity’s name on the check. Define the legal entity’s name in the Name field in the Legal entities form. |
Company logo |
Select this check box to print the legal entity’s logo on the check. The legal entity’s logo is the bitmap file specified when you click Company logo. |
Other currencies |
Select this check box to allow for checks to be printed using currencies other than the currency that is set up for the bank account. The corresponding payment advice form does not include the invoice amount and cash discount amount in the original currency of the invoice. Note This field is available only if Spanish check format, German check format, or Canadian check format is selected in the Check form field. |
Print A code |
Select this check box to print the A-code on the check. |
Print B code |
Select this check box to print the B-code on the check. |
Print C code |
Select this check box to print the C-code on the check. |
A code |
The routing number A-code (Federal Reserve District) to print on the check. |
B code |
The routing number B-code (Bank identification number) to print on the check. |
C code |
The routing number C-code (Bank branch routing number) to print on the check. |
Print MICR line |
Select this check box to print the MICR line on the check. The MICR line typically contains the bank registration number, account number, and check number. The line is printed with a special font that can be read by a computer. Note You can include the MICR line only if the check is being printed on blank paper without preprinted information, especially watermarks. |
Leading zeros |
Select this check box if the MICR line should contain leading zeros. |
Length of check number |
The number of characters that should be entered in the MICR line for the check number. |
MICR line |
The MICR line is an optically read line that is printed at the bottom of the check. The line typically contains information about the bank account, check number, and control digits. The MICR line is printed in a special font: The MICR E13B. This font is installed on your computer when you install Microsoft Dynamics AX so that you can display and print the MICR line correctly. The MICR font is limited to displaying only digits and five different delimiters. In this field, type the complete MICR line. This includes the delimiters. The check number cannot be typed, because it is unique to each check. Instead, the position is marked in the line with a special character sequence. MICR characters:
Special characters (delimiters):
The check number is marked in the MICR line with %1. This is shown as %1 in the line. Note The formatting of the check number is specified in the Leading zeros and Length of check number fields. Example The MICR line on the check must appear as follows: A1290347AB9087987B9879C9878970C00001 The check number is specified with five digits in the check number and leading zeros. In the Check layout form, you enter: A1290347AB9087987B9879C9878970C%1. |
Print first signature |
Select this check box to print a signature on the check. The signature is from the bitmap file specified when you click Signature. |
First amount limit |
Enter the highest amount that the signature can be stamped for. |
Print second signature |
Select this check box to print a second signature on the check. The signature is from the bitmap file specified when you click Signature. |
Second amount limit |
Enter the highest amount that the second signature can be stamped for. |
Header |
Enter text to print in the header of check letters. The body of the check letter will include a list of documents that are paid by the check. Note This field is available only if French check format is selected in the Check form field. |
Footer |
Enter text to print in the footer of check letters. Note This field is available only if French check format is selected in the Check form field. |
Signatures |
Select which signature to print on the non-negotiable check.
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Watermark |
Select which watermark to print on the non-negotiable check.
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See also
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