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Yes, you can import your 2017 transactions with QuickBooks using a CSV file. I can guide you on how to do it.
Here are the factors to consider before you import the CSV file:
Also, you can use either of these formats:
3 Columns
4 Columns
Once the CSV file is prepared, you can start the importing process. Here's how:
Once completed, you can now start reviewing and categorizing each bank transaction. Also, you can refer to this article for the step-by-step instructions: How to import bank transactions using Excel CSV files.
Lastly, you can read through these articles to help you resolve any errors you'd encounter during the importing process:
Always feel free to visit us here if you have other questions about managing our bank transactions. I'm just a few posts away.
"Can we enter transactions which occured prior to acquiring quickbooks? Ex if I acquired quickbooks in August 2019, can I enter transactions from 1/1/2017?"
Yes, definitely.
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