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I have a deposit that is sitting in my undeposited funds which includes 2 sales receipts and 1 invoice payment.
they were connected to undeposited funds due to the actual deposit being done and included all of them.
When I did my bank feed they didn't show cleared in my register so I put them back into review and I can't figure out how to fix it.
Please Help and Thank you
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Hi @turleylisa. I can help you match the two sales receipts and an invoice payment to your bank feed transaction.
Let's ensure that you deposited the two sales receipts and the invoice payment into the Undeposited Funds account. This way, you can create a bank deposit to link the three transactions and use the same account (bank account) to match it with the bank feed entry.
I've added some screenshots for visual reference:
Here's how you can combine the three transactions to a single bank deposit:
Once done, go back to the Banking page's For Review tab and then click View to match the bank deposit you created. You can also click the Deposit link to review the transactions saved to it.
If you've added or matched the transactions recently, you can go to the Categorized tab to click Undo button to return the entries in the For Review tab. And able to pair it with the correct bank deposit.
For more details about combining transactions into a single deposit, you can reference this article: Record and make bank deposits in QuickBooks Online.
In addition, I recommend viewing this article to know other effective ways to match and add transactions into your account register: Categorize and match online bank transactions in QuickBooks Online.
Feel free to comment if you need more assistance about matching recorded bank deposits to your bank feeds. I'm anytime ready to help you out. Take care and more power to your business!
Hi @turleylisa. I can help you match the two sales receipts and an invoice payment to your bank feed transaction.
Let's ensure that you deposited the two sales receipts and the invoice payment into the Undeposited Funds account. This way, you can create a bank deposit to link the three transactions and use the same account (bank account) to match it with the bank feed entry.
I've added some screenshots for visual reference:
Here's how you can combine the three transactions to a single bank deposit:
Once done, go back to the Banking page's For Review tab and then click View to match the bank deposit you created. You can also click the Deposit link to review the transactions saved to it.
If you've added or matched the transactions recently, you can go to the Categorized tab to click Undo button to return the entries in the For Review tab. And able to pair it with the correct bank deposit.
For more details about combining transactions into a single deposit, you can reference this article: Record and make bank deposits in QuickBooks Online.
In addition, I recommend viewing this article to know other effective ways to match and add transactions into your account register: Categorize and match online bank transactions in QuickBooks Online.
Feel free to comment if you need more assistance about matching recorded bank deposits to your bank feeds. I'm anytime ready to help you out. Take care and more power to your business!
Thank you so much for all this great info and with visuals. Perfect for me.
This really helped me get it figured out.
All the Best,
Lisa
I appreciate the fast reply, @turleylisa.
We're glad to hear that the information and screenshots provided by my colleague Jovychris_A above have helped with your banking transactions.
For your future reference, check out our Banking Help Articles. This page contains steps on how to handle your bank feeds, transactions, deposits, reconciliation, and other related topics.
Please remember that we're always open to answer other questions you might have in your account. Just post a comment below. Have a splendid day!
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