How to Make a Vendor Ledger Reconciliation Format in Excel

 

Step 1 – Form a Basic Template

  • Insert the time period in a cell for which you want to make a vendor ledger reconciliation. We inserted 1-July-2020 to 31-Dec-2021.

How to Make a Vendor Ledger Reconciliation Format in Excel

  • Create the required headers in a row like Date, Debit, Credit, etc. We used row 6.

How to Make a Vendor Ledger Reconciliation Format in Excel

  • Insert the ledger dates in the date column. For the first cell, we’ll keep it for the term Opening Balance.

How to Make a Vendor Ledger Reconciliation Format in Excel

  • Select all other cells in the column and go to Data, select Data Tools, choose Data validation, and select Data validation.

How to Make a Vendor Ledger Reconciliation Format in Excel

  • Select Date from the Allow drop-down box, between from the Data box, and insert the start date and end date into the respective boxes.

How to Make a Vendor Ledger Reconciliation Format in Excel


Step 2 – Provide Input Data

  • Input values in the Description, Debit, Credit, and Dr or Cr columns according to the dates.

How to Make a Vendor Ledger Reconciliation Format in Excel


Step 3 – Calculating the Closing Balance

  • Insert the following formula in Cell G8:
=G7+D8-E8
  • Hit Enter.

  • Drag the Fill Handle icon to copy the formula for the rest of the column.

  • Here’s our complete format of vendor ledger reconciliation.

Read More: How to Create a Party Ledger Reconciliation Format in Excel


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