Hello,
could someone please help me…
something went wrong with QuickBooks this morning and long story short, my bank account has now been reconnected but now I have 498 old transactions. Please tell me there is a way via the app or desktop to batch select these and exclude?
thanks !
I noticed you are dealing with duplicate transactions in QuickBooks Self-Employed right after reconnecting your bank account. Don't worry. I have some guidelines you can follow to clear these double entries.
You can use either the app or desktop version to select and exclude multiple transactions instantly. I can assist you with the necessary steps to accomplish this. Let's work together and get your account back on track.
On a web browser
On an iPhone or iPad (iOS) or Android phone or tablet
For detailed information, refer to this article: Exclude or delete transactions in QuickBooks Self-Employed.
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With that information, exclude multiple transactions at once and clear the double entries from your transactions. If you have more questions about your transactions in QuickBooks Self-Employed, post them here in the forum. I'll be around to answer. Have a good one!
Hello,
thankyou, but I know how to exclude a transaction. My question is, can I exclude multiple transactions in one go? Otherwise I have to sit here and go through 400 transactions and manually exclude each one seperately.
thanks
Hello there, @Chantele. Let me chime in on this thread.
Yes, you can batch-exclude your bank transactions using your browser in QuickBooks Self-Employed (QBSE).
Here's how to do it:
Additionally, here's an article with a step-by-step guide on adding older transactions: Add older bank transactions to QuickBooks Self-Employed.
Please let me know if you have further questions or need additional assistance. I'm always here to help. Have a great day!
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