Texas Instruments TI-99/4A - Software Types and Care

Checkbook Balance
These statements compute and display the new balance, Then you
enter the current balance in your checkbook. (Be sure you have
subtracted bank service charges before you enter the current
balance) The correction necessary to make your checkbook agree
with the bank statement is then computed and displayed.
Here is a sample program run.
User's Reference Guide
Examples:
>360 NBAl;BAlANCE-CTOTAl+DTOT
Al
>370 DISPLAY "NEW BALANCE= ";
NBAl
>380 INPUT "CHECKBOOK BALANCE
? ":CBAL
>390 DISPLAY "CORRECTION= ";N
BAL-CBAl
>400 END
>RUN
--screen cLears
BANK BALANCE? 940.26
ENTER EACH OUTSTANDING
CHECK NUMBER AND AMOUNT.
ENTER A ZERO FOR THE
CHECK NUMBER WHEN FINISHED.
CHECK NUMBER? 212
CHECK AMOUNT? 76.83
CHECK NUMBER? 213
CHECK AMOUNT? 122.87
CHECK NUMBER? ~16
CHECK AMOUNT? 219.50
CHECK NUMBER? 218
CHECK AMOUNT? 397.31
CHECK NUMBER? l19
CHECK AMOUNT? 231.00
CHECK NUMBER? 220
CHECK AMOUNT? 138.25
CHECK NUMBER'! U
ENTER EACH OUTSTANDING
DEPOSIT AMOUNT.
~Nlt~ A L~~O AMOUNT
WHEN FINISHED.
DEPOSIT
AMOUNT? 450
DEPOSIT A~OUNT? 0
NEW BALANCE= 204.5
CHECKBOOK BALANCE? 209.15
CORRECTION= -4.05
** DONE **
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