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Finance > Utilities > Mass Change Account Codes > Mask Crosswalk
This tab is used to select elements of any 20-digit account code number and change it to another number, taking the transactions for the old account to the new account. The old account code will be deleted.
The from and to account codes cannot be all Xs or all spaces. If all digits are entered in each component, the codes must exist in the code table. The account code components are checked as follows:
Object and function edits are as follows:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| From Mask | Type the from account code elements you want to crosswalk. |
| To Mask | Type the to account code elements you want to crosswalk. |
Click +Add to include additional account codes in the mask crosswalk.
NOTE: Verify the mask for accuracy. The data in From Mask field is copied to what is in the To Mask field.
Under Object Description, select one of the following:
| Existing Code Description from Budget | Select to retrieve the existing code element description from the current budget. |
|---|---|
| New Object Description from Object Table | Select to replace the current description from the budget with the object code description in the account code table. |
Under Options, select one of the following fields if changes need to be made to transactions related to the budget:
| Update Vendor 1099 Work Table |
|---|
| Update Credit Memos |
| Update Bank Account Fund Groups |
| Update Current Year Payroll Tables |
| Update Current Year PMIS Distribution Tables |
Note: You must be logged on to file ID C (current year) to update payroll tables. The Deduction Check table (bhr_pay_liab_checks) is updated at all times in file ID C. If you are not logged on to file ID C, the table is not updated.
| Reset | Reset data.
❏ Click Reset to clear all crosswalk records and reset all previously selected options to the default.
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|---|---|
| Execute | Execute the process.
❏ Click Execute to initiate the mask crosswalk.
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| Process | Click to process the changes.
A message is displayed prompting you to perform a backup.
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| Cancel | Click to discard the mask crosswalk and close the page without changing any account codes. |
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