Not the most elegant solutions, but I've created an Excel template for a traditional reconciliation, with ending bank statement balance, a section for Outstanding Items, and at the bottom a calculated adjusted bank balance, and a place to enter the Ending GL Balance. 

Then during the reconciliation process in Sage 100 Contractor, after you've marked all the cleared items and are in balance, but before finalizing the reconciliation, click print Outstanding Items Only and choose to send it to Excel. From the Excel spreadsheet, copy and paste the outstanding items into your Excel Reconciliation Template and voila, you have a standard bank reconciliation report. Then you can finalize the bank rec in Sage.  If you've finalized the bank rec before you've had an opportunity to capture the outstanding items, you can immediately start a new reconciliation and  export the cleared items, and then cancel out of that newly started reconciliation without saving.

Not the most elegant solutions, but I've created an Excel template for a traditional reconciliation, with ending bank statement balance, a section for Outstanding Items, and at the bottom a calculated adjusted bank balance, and a place to enter the Ending GL Balance. 

Then during the reconciliation process in Sage 100 Contractor, after you've marked all the cleared items and are in balance, but before finalizing the reconciliation, click print Outstanding Items Only and choose to send it to Excel. From the Excel spreadsheet, copy and paste the outstanding items into your Excel Reconciliation Template and voila, you have a standard bank reconciliation report. Then you can finalize the bank rec in Sage.  If you've finalized the bank rec before you've had an opportunity to capture the outstanding items, you can immediately start a new reconciliation and  export the cleared items, and then cancel out of that newly started reconciliation without saving.

Thanks, you are right, not very elegent, but it is likely the best workaround.  Perhaps I'll log a request.  I thought I might be missing an obvious, simple solution.