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Run an uncleared cheque report in QuickBooks Online

by Intuit7 Updated 3 months ago

Learn how to run an uncleared cheque report in QuickBooks Online.

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Run a report to handle old and uncleared cheques. There are two ways to run this report in QuickBooks.



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Method 1: Run a bank report using the cleared status filter

Note: This method is only available in QuickBooks Online Essentials, Plus, and Advanced.

Run a report for all uncleared checks.

  1. Go to Transactions and select Chart of accounts (Take me there).
  2. Find the bank chequing account you want to run the report for. In the Action column, select Run report from the Account history dropdown.
  3. Select Switch to classic view, then select Customize.
  4. In the Report period dropdown, select All Dates.
  5. Select Filter.
  6. Select the Transaction Type checkbox. In the dropdown, select Cheque ExpenseBill Payment (Cheque), Liability Payment (Cheque), and Paycheque.
  7. Select the Cleared checkbox. In the dropdown, select Uncleared.
  8. Select Run report, then select Save customization for future use of this report.


Method 2: Run a bank report sorted by cleared status

  1. Go to Transactions and select Chart of accounts (Take me there).
  2. Find the bank chequing account you want to run the report for. In the Action column, select Run report from the Account history dropdown.
  3. Select Switch to classic view.
  4. In the Report period dropdown, select All Dates.
  5. In the Sort ▼ dropdown, select Clr from the Sort by ▼ dropdown, then select Descending order. Uncleared cheques appear in the report.

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