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How do you produce a sales invoice daybook in QuickBooks?
How does one produce a list a sales invoices in invoice number order (i.e. a sales day book) in Quickbooks? I can produce it in item or customer order, but can't see how to do it in invoice order.
AccountingWEB.co.uk 7-Jul-2006 |
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I had forgotten that you could sort these by using the modify tab i am suitably chastised!
An easier way: - Do a Simple Find (under the edit menu, or hit CTRL & F) Transaction Type should default to Invoice. Don't enter anything in any other fields, just click on 'Find' and then 'Report' This report can then be sorted by date, Number etc by clicking on the Modify button Double-clicking on any line should also drill down to the invoice
this old day book chesnut again, try reports then modify and filter transaction types to invoices and credit memos unless everything has gone pearshaped the dates should be in line with invoice numbers. you can of course drill down its not exactly what you want but i suspect its good enough
This forum's very good. It's US but there's a UK specific forum & several regular UK posters. Apart from VAT & payroll there seems to be little difference between US & Uk versions anyway. http://www.quickbooksusers.com/ |
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