Costpoint uses the periods and subperiods assigned to this cycle when creating recurring journal entries.

If you do not yet know the subperiod in which a journal entry to be assigned to this cycle should be created, you can assign more than one subperiod for a period to the journal entry cycle. However, because a journal entry number cannot be reused within a period, you can create the journal entry only once for a given period on the Create Recurring Journal Entries screen.

Cycles for Recurring Journal Entries that Recur Multiple Times in a Period

If you have a journal entry that you need to create in more than one subperiod in each period, set up one journal entry for each subperiod required. Assign each journal entry to a cycle with a consistent subperiod and run the Create Recurring Journal Entries screen for each of those journal entries.

For example, to set up a journal entry to recur the first three subperiods in every period of a fiscal year, you set up journal entry cycles as shown in the following table:

Then create three recurring journal entries with identical accounts, amounts, and so on, but with each assigned to a different journal entry cycle, as below:

Periods

The valid fiscal years, period numbers, period end dates, subperiod numbers, and subperiod end dates display in this table. Select the row that you want to link to the cycle. To select multiple rows, press the CTRL key as you click each row. When you click the Select button, these rows display in the Selected Periods table window.

Selected Periods

The fiscal years, period numbers, period end dates, subperiod numbers, and subperiod end dates that you selected display in this table window.