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Hi there, @jpc4.
It's nice to have you with us in the Community today. I'd be delighted to assist you to import your transactions into QuickBooks Online (QBO).
May I know the error message you're getting? First, you'll have to ensure the data is in the correct format before you upload it. You can upload CSVs using either the 3-column or 4-column format. The 3-column format has Date, Description, and Amount columns.
The 4-column format has Date, Description, Credit, and Debit columns.
Please take note that CSV files for credit card accounts may display transactions in reverse. For example, deposits may appear as negative amounts because paying your credit card reduces your balance.
Moreover, if you see an error message when you upload, do the following:
- Remove any zeros (0) from the file. Leave those cells blank.
- Correct any transactions that display numbers in the Description column.
- Remove the word "amount" if it appears in the Credit or Debit column header. They should only read "Credit" and "Debit" without the word "amount."
- Make sure the dates are in one format. We recommend you use: dd/mm/yyyy.
- Mac users must save the file as a Windows CSV file.
- Some banks add the day of the week in the Date column (for example, 20/11/2018 TUE). You need to remove the day of the week. To do this, split the date and the day of the week into separate columns:
- Open the CSV in Microsoft Excel.
- Highlight the column that contains the date.
- Go to Data then select Text to Columns.
- Follow the onscreen steps and select the following:
- Original data type: Delimited
- Delimiters: Space
- Column data format: General
When your file is formatted correctly, upload them into QBO and ensure to match the columns on the file with the correct fields in QuickBooks. Finally, review and categorize your transactions to put them in your accounts.
If you have more questions about working with bank feeds, let me know in the comment section. I'll be right here to lend you a hand. Have a good one!
Happy to help, @jpc4. I hope all is well with you.
I can provide details about getting your missing bank transactions from last year to your QuickBooks Online (QBO).
When you connect an account, QuickBooks will normally only download bank transactions from the previous 90 days. Anything older than that can be downloaded via the web from your bank's website and imported into QuickBooks via CSV.
Here's how:
- Sign in to your QBO account and select Transactions on the left panel.
- Click the Link account drop-down arrow and select Upload from file.
- Click Browse and pick the file you've saved on your computer.
- Follow the on-screen instructions.
Check out this article for a video tutorial: Manually upload transactions into QuickBooks Online.
In case you'll encounter error messages during the process, refer to this article for the detailed steps to fix them: Fix bank upload errors in QuickBooks Online.
Additionally, I've got you this article to help you categorize, match and reconcile your bank transactions in QBO:
- Categorise and match online bank transactions in QuickBooks Online.
- Reconcile older transactions in QBO.
Please let me know if you have additional questions about this or anything else. I'll be happy to answer them. Stay safe.
Hi there, @jpc4.
It's nice to have you with us in the Community today. I'd be delighted to assist you to import your transactions into QuickBooks Online (QBO).
May I know the error message you're getting? First, you'll have to ensure the data is in the correct format before you upload it. You can upload CSVs using either the 3-column or 4-column format. The 3-column format has Date, Description, and Amount columns.
The 4-column format has Date, Description, Credit, and Debit columns.
Please take note that CSV files for credit card accounts may display transactions in reverse. For example, deposits may appear as negative amounts because paying your credit card reduces your balance.
Moreover, if you see an error message when you upload, do the following:
- Remove any zeros (0) from the file. Leave those cells blank.
- Correct any transactions that display numbers in the Description column.
- Remove the word "amount" if it appears in the Credit or Debit column header. They should only read "Credit" and "Debit" without the word "amount."
- Make sure the dates are in one format. We recommend you use: dd/mm/yyyy.
- Mac users must save the file as a Windows CSV file.
- Some banks add the day of the week in the Date column (for example, 20/11/2018 TUE). You need to remove the day of the week. To do this, split the date and the day of the week into separate columns:
- Open the CSV in Microsoft Excel.
- Highlight the column that contains the date.
- Go to Data then select Text to Columns.
- Follow the onscreen steps and select the following:
- Original data type: Delimited
- Delimiters: Space
- Column data format: General
When your file is formatted correctly, upload them into QBO and ensure to match the columns on the file with the correct fields in QuickBooks. Finally, review and categorize your transactions to put them in your accounts.
If you have more questions about working with bank feeds, let me know in the comment section. I'll be right here to lend you a hand. Have a good one!
