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Buy nowI have been getting this "error" for a while now, and I have no idea how to fix it. We didn't realize we could have Paypal go directly to QB for a little bit, so we were just manually marking the sales as paid. Now, I'm trying to match up the Paypal amounts to the payments in QB. I have to manually match them, because the auto match has issues looking for payments rather than open invoices. Anyways, when I find the correct payment for the Paypal amount and click "Save", I get an error at the top saying "Select a bank account for this deposit" (see photo), but nowhere on the page is there a place to assign a bank account? I don't have any issues if I'm matching an open invoice and a Paypal payments, it's just matching these "manual payments" that we did. Thanks for the help! (Also, don't worry about the reference number, we were using is to coordinate invoices and Paypal payments, rather than check numbers like you are supposed to use it.)
Hello there, @MacleayMedia.
I appreciate you for sharing enough details of your concern and providing a screenshot.
The error sometimes occurs when these transactions have to be categorized as a bank account from the Banking page. You'll want to click the X button to close the Match transactions page for a while. Then, click the Category drop-down arrow and change it to your bank account.
I've added a sample screenshot for additional reference:
I've collected some articles that you can check for additional resources when handling your bank transactions in QuickBooks Online (QBO):
If you have follow-up questions or need further assistance as you go along with the process, please add another post below. I'll be around to help you figure them out. Take care and stay safe, MacleayMedia.
I'm still a little confused. I went through and categorized the sale, but it looks like now I can't match it. When I pressed confirm after I selected the proper bank account, it took the sale out of "For Review" and put it in "Categorized", which makes sense. But now from the "Categorized" tab all I can do is undo the categorization... Is there a way to match the payment after it's categorized? Or even better, a way to do both at once?
I recognize the hurdle you've been through fixing your bank transactions, @MacleayMedia.
Let me provide some insights about categorizing and matching transactions.
You'll have to manually Undo the category transaction because the match option is only visible in the For Review tab. The transaction can then be matched. I'll show you how to do it:
For more information about managing transactions in your bank feed, read this article: Categorize and match online bank transactions in QuickBooks Online.
Also, check out this guide to add the right bank account to your deposits: Record and make bank deposits in QuickBooks Online.
You can always get back to us by leaving a comment on this thread. We're already ready to help with any QuickBooks and banking concerns you have. Stay safe.
That response wasn't helpful. The original issue I was having was with the matching. When I try to match the sales (in the "Find other matches" window), I get an error that says I need to "select a bank account for this deposit". I was told to categorize these sales under the correct bank account in order to fix this issue. But once I categorize the sale, I can no longer match it. Undoing the categorization, so I can match the sale, just puts me back to square one. I tried matching the sale that I had categorized, and then uncategorized, just to see if maybe it would work now, but I am getting the same error that I need to "select a bank account for this deposit".
I’m happy to help you get through the error message and match payment transactions in QuickBooks Online, @MacleayMedia.
It could be that payment is linked to an Undeposited Funds account which causes the error to appear when matching the transaction. To fix this, let’s make a bank deposit to transfer the payment from the Undeposited Funds account to the accurate bank.
Here's how:
Once done, you can start to match the transaction to the payment. For detailed info, please refer to this resource: Categorize and match online bank transactions in QuickBooks Online.
I've also attached a link in case you'll need to reconcile your accounts. This is to ensure that they match your bank and credit card statements.
Keep in touch if you have further questions matching your bank transactions in QuickBooks. I'll be happy to help you again. Stay safe and thank you for posting here in the Community.
That is completely useless. She obviously knew how to create a deposit. Now we're in 2024 and this is STILL an issue that no one at QB can seem to figure out how to fix!
Hello there, @Anonymous. We know how essential it is to fix your concern. Let me provide insights about the error message prompt when matching transactions in QuickBooks Online (QBO).
Note that we've received similar cases or reports about the issue. We'll point you to our support team so they can get your details and add you to the list of affected users. Here's how to contact them:
Moreover, you may also use these article as a guide when reconciling an account in the future:
Keep us posted if you need further assistance in matching your bank transactions in QBO. I'm here to assist. Keep safe.
I'm having the same issue as you. Hoping someone else has helped since this comment
We can troubleshoot to help determine if this resolves the issue with matching your transactions, worth24.
First, let's start by clearing your browser cache. This step can help resolve any issues related to browser functionality that may affect the performance of QuickBooks Online's (QBO) bank feed feature. Also, please make sure that your browser is updated to ensure optimal performance with the software.
If clearing your cache didn't resolve the error, I recommend contacting our live support team. They are better equipped to diagnose and address the specific issue you are facing in a secure manner. To contact them, here's how:
For now, you can consider manually clearing the transaction from your Chart of Accounts to correct the entry categorizations and address discrepancies that occur when transactions don't manually match. To do so, please follow the steps below:
To ensure your accounts match your bank and credit card statements, here's an article that offers guidance: Reconcile an account in QuickBooks Online.
You're always welcome to post or reply in this forum if you have more questions.
In my case, changing the date of the sales receipt fixed this. When matching the deposit to the receipt, seemingly you need the match to show up in the bank feed, WITHOUT clicking "find other matches". You want to see the match IN THE BANK FEED suggested matches, not by doing a more in depth search. Change the sales receipt date by a day or so until you see the match show up in the bank feed without clicking "find other matches" then when you match it will work. Really annoying, this kind of crap really RUINS the whole point of quickbooks online. It's supposed to SAVE TIME. And I am CONSTANTLY dealing with these glitches.
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