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What is Casting

What is Casting in Accounting. What is its significance?

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Casting: In Accounting, casting signifies to add up a column of figures. Whenever we make accounting data column in ms excel and with certain formula, we know its total, this will be the casting. We can as well each column's total's confirmation by crossing casting in which we add up the totals of numbers of columns to check whether they settle with gross total or not.

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