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Hi there, @pakeezalarkee. Let me share some insights concerning opening files in prior QuickBooks Desktop (QBDT) versions.
Yes, I agree with Fiat Lux - ASIA. You're unable to open the upgraded file in the older version. As a workaround, you'll want to manually re-enter the transactions you have entered in the upgraded version. You may also use a different application as an alternative solution.
Here's how:
- Go to our App Store.
- From the QuickBooks Compatibility section, choose the QuickBooks Desktop version you're using.
- Type in the clue word of the specific app you're looking for in the Search field and click the magnifying glass to search.
For more info, refer to these articles:
You're always welcome to post again if you have further questions about restoring the company file. We're here to help you.
Hi there, @pakeezalarkee. Let me share some insights concerning opening files in prior QuickBooks Desktop (QBDT) versions.
Yes, I agree with Fiat Lux - ASIA. You're unable to open the upgraded file in the older version. As a workaround, you'll want to manually re-enter the transactions you have entered in the upgraded version. You may also use a different application as an alternative solution.
Here's how:
- Go to our App Store.
- From the QuickBooks Compatibility section, choose the QuickBooks Desktop version you're using.
- Type in the clue word of the specific app you're looking for in the Search field and click the magnifying glass to search.
For more info, refer to these articles:
You're always welcome to post again if you have further questions about restoring the company file. We're here to help you.
