Questions: A check mark is placed in the square column in the accounts payable subsidiary ledger to indicate that the transaction was posted to the creditor's account in the accounts payable subsidiary ledger.

A check mark is placed in the square column in the accounts payable subsidiary ledger to indicate that the transaction was posted to the creditor's account in the accounts payable subsidiary ledger.

Transcript text: A check mark is placed in the $\square$ column in the accounts payable subsidiary ledger to indicate that the transaction was posted to the creditor's account in the accounts payable subsidiary ledger.

Solution

The answer is: "post reference" column.

Explanation: In accounting, the accounts payable subsidiary ledger is used to keep track of individual creditor accounts. When a transaction is posted to a creditor's account in this ledger, a check mark is placed in the "post reference" column. This indicates that the transaction has been recorded in the subsidiary ledger and helps ensure that all entries are properly accounted for and can be traced back to the general ledger.

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