How do I modify transactions?
A transaction
is any entry that records an exchange or transfer of goods, services,
or funds. Use Modify Transactions
to make changes to entries that cannot be made using the other routines
in Connect Utility Management.
Warning!
Contact Customer Service at (800) 243-8275 before you attempt to use Modify
Data. The tools in Modify Data will modify or delete transactions. There
is no undo for this routine.
Modifying transactions
1. Open Connect Utility Management >
Organization > Modify Data.
The Modify Data Menu window displays on the
screen.

Modify Data Menu
2. Click to select Modify Transactions.
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