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Buy nowI appreciate the steps you've taken to restore missing bank transactions in QuickBooks Online, @jcmart182-gmail-.
I know another way how you can get transactions from the beginning of the year.
Most banks may only allow 90 days' worth of transactions. It could be the reason why you're still unable to see the transactions after going through the troubleshooting procedures.
I suggest importing a CSV file into QBO. Normally, you can download this file from your financial institution. Before uploading, make sure to review if the data is in the right format. Once done, here's how you can manually upload the transactions:
See this article about handling downloaded transactions: Categorize and match online bank transactions in QuickBooks Online.
Please reply to this thread if you have other concerns with banking or QuickBooks in general. I'm here to back you up. Take care always!
Another option, utilize MT Online as a workaround. It is designed to import into any bank or credit card in QuickBooks Online, so there is no specific setting needed.
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Hi, I am having a similar issue. My credit card is missing 2 large periods of transactions (3-4 months). This happened last year as well. I tried to upload a CSV, but the amounts (return vs spent) are showing up in reverse. Please help. I am also worried that my other credit cards might not fully be linking.
Thanks,
Kaitlyn
I'll help you in recovering those missing bank transactions, Kaitlyn.
Have you recently updated anything like your account number, username, or password on your bank's website? This may be the cause for missing transactions.
Let's update your bank account to bring in the transactions in QuickBooks Online. I'll show you how.
Also, you can check your uncategorized accounts. The missing transaction may be there. Here's how:
Since you imported them already via the import option, let's make sure to map the transactions correctly. I've added this article as your reference in formatting the CSV file: Format CSV files in Excel to get bank transactions into QuickBooks.
Once everything is back in order, you can begin categorizing and matching your online bank transactions to ensure that they are posted into the appropriate accounts.
Stay in touch with us if you need further assistance with finding those missing transactions. We're always here to help.
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