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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the ATM balancing sheet in the editor.
- Begin by entering the 'Start Date' and 'Start Time' when you add cash to the ATM. This information is crucial for tracking your transactions accurately.
- In the 'Cassette 1' and 'Cassette 2' sections, input the starting cash amounts placed in each cassette. Ensure that you sum these amounts correctly to reflect the 'Total Starting Cash'.
- For the 'Settlement' section, record the date and time of your settlement. Then, enter the total amount dispensed from the ATM.
- Count and input the remaining cash in each cassette and reject bin. Calculate the total remaining cash to ensure it matches your records.
- Finally, use the formula provided to determine any differences between total cash dispensed and starting cash, ensuring accuracy in your balancing process.
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