Difference between importing a Journal and Posting a journal?

Hi All,
What is the difference between importing a journal and posting a journal?
Thanks...

When you import a journal, you have simply put the entries in a holding area. Those entries are not reflected in your accounts yet.
Once you review the journal and it looks good, you post it.
That is when your accounts are updated.
Sandeep Gandhi

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