WS: 07: FAQ: Payroll Print Paychecks P062301
(Doc ID 1420433.1)
Last updated on MAY 04, 2023
Applies to:
JD Edwards World U.S. Payroll Processing - Version A7.3 cume 4 and laterInformation in this document applies to any platform.
Purpose
Payroll Checks Frequently Asked Questions
Questions and Answers
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In this Document
Purpose |
Questions and Answers |
Question 1: What Print Paychecks version do you use? |
Question 2: How can you reprint payments? |
Question 3: Does the system catch duplicate payment numbers? |
Question 4: How many lines for deductions will print on the payroll checks and can this be changed? |
Question 5: How do you correct payments when the date is wrong? |
Question 6: Can you change the order payroll checks print? |
Question 7: How do you change the print checks specifications? |
Question 8: What do you do if the printer jammed during check printing? |
Question 9: Will the system generate a zero, $0.00, net pay stub for an individual employee? |
Question 10: Why is the check register not printing the employee name? |
Question 11: How can you recreate the check file that was deleted after Final Update? |
Question 12: Can you change the Check Print status in Pay Cycle Review/Reset if it is stuck at A(ctive)? |
Question 13: Is Next Numbers (NN) used in the Payroll Print Paychecks step of Payroll Processing? |
Question 14: Can you set up bank pay cards for payroll (similar to debit cards) instead of auto deposits or checks? |
Question 15: Are laser printers supported for printing paychecks? |
Question 16: Does Payroll have a Positive Pay process? |
Question 17: What needs to be set up to print the current amount as well as taken and available amounts for payroll accruals on check/advice stubs? |
Question 19: Recently upgrade to a new release and now the payroll check does not print properly. It appeared to be printing as condense. |
Question 20: How to get pay type or pay code to print on a separate check? |
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