Statistical Accounts

A statistical account is a type of account used for tracking non-monetary data. As with statistics codes, statistical accounts must have an associated UOM. The statistical account Workdays, for example, might use DAY as a UOM.

You define an account as either statistical or monetary on the Account page. The choices are mutually exclusive. For instance, you cannot identify statistical accounts with a monetary account type. When passing data to the general ledger, the Load GL process generates a separate journal line for each account number, whether it is a statistical or a monetary account type. When you use a statistical account type to track non-monetary data, the Load GL process generates a separate journal line for each statistical account to accommodate a transaction's statistical amount.

For example, suppose that you are billing a customer for 10 workstations. You enter these accounting entries on the Bill Line Distribution pages:

Bill Line Distrib. Pages Acct Dept Prod Proj

AR Offset

120000

 <no value>

 <no value>

 <no value>

Revenue Dist.

400000

 <no value>

<no value>

 <no value>

Stat Info

994600

<no value> 

 <no value>

 <no value>

Affiliate Stat Code Monetary Amt Stat Amt UOM Derived

<no value>

<no value>

50000

<no value>

<no value>

<no value>

<no value>

50000

<no value>

<no value>

<no value>

<no value>

<no value>

10

UNT

The Load GL and Journal Generator processes generate these accounting entries and journal entries when passing this information to the general ledger system:

Acct Dept Prod Proj

120000

<no value>

<no value>

<no value>

400000

<no value>

<no value>

<no value>

994600

<no value>

<no value>

<no value>

Affiliate Statistics Code Monetary Amount Statistical Amount

<no value>

<no value>

50,000

<no value>

<no value>

<no value>

50,000

<no value>

<no value>

<no value>

<no value>

10

To track statistical data using the statistical account method, enter the information on the Standard Billing - Acctg - Statistical Info page.