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Basic Accounting Entries in Tally Basic accounting entries require you to understand basic accounting vouchers in Tally. In Tally there are four basic accounting vouchers: · Contra Entry · Payment Entry · Receipt Entry · Journal Entry Contra Entry When there are just two accounts namely 1) Cash Account and 2) Bank Account. An accounting entry which is required to create is Contra Entry. For example, you want to deposit Rs. 500 and Rs. 1,000 notes in the bank, the entry required for the above would be a contra entry. On the other if you want to withdraw Rs. 2,000 notes, it would again be a contra entry. You can even enter the bank details in new version of Tally.ERP 9 like cheque no., number of notes deposited or withdrawn, branch name etc. Payment Entry It is basically an entry for paying something. For example, if you want to pay salary to someone working for you, it will be payment entry or if you want to pay for an expense such as maintenance expenses, you have

  Excel COUNTA Function Summary The Excel COUNTA function returns the count of cells that contain numbers, text, logical values, error  values and empty text ("").   COUNTA does not count empty cells. Purpose Count the number of non-blank cells Return value A number representing non-blank cells. Syntax =COUNTA (value1, [value2], ...)  Arguments • value1 - An item, cell reference or range. • value2 - [optional] An item, cell reference or range. The result will be  Usage notes The COUNTA function counts cells that contain numbers, text, logical values, error values and empty text returned in formulas (""). COUNTA does not count cells that are completely empty. For example, to count non-empty cells in the range B2:B11: Invisible characters Be aware that COUNTA will also count cells that look empty but actually contain invisible characters  or an empty string ("") returned by a formula. You can check which cells are blank using Go To &g