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Does anybody reconcile daily? Or maybe weekly? If you do what works?
I know we can download bank records and match transactions daily. But that's not the same as reconciling daily. We have some intricate bank entries. So, waiting till the actual statement comes out is a weeklong process for us sometimes. If you click on the wrong amount/check etc and get off track you have to start over. What can you do to make this process easier?
Hey QB, Help us out! I would like to see a feature to
date search or amount search for a check. Sorting isn't always an option. Some companies are dealing with 10,000 entries a month!
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Usually you'll reconcile once month using your bank statement.
RE: When on the reconciliation page there is really no help on this screen to search a check or date range.
You can sort the tables by date, payee, amount, and check number. Usually, one of those will match your bank statement.
RE: ..."Sorting your data" Which can take forever if you are sorting by check# or Amount #.
Sorting is nearly instant in my experience.
RE: It would be easier to do this every week then for us to have to wait till the end of month. I'm wondering if there is a process that we can do weekly?
Yes. Get your current bank balance from your bank's website and then enter today's date and that balance as you start the process. Mark everything cleared that the bank's website says is cleared and then the reconciliation should balance, just as if you were using a statement.
Reconciling your bank statements is crucial for maintaining accurate financial records and ensuring proper management of your business's cash flow. It helps you catch any discrepancies early, whether due to errors or unauthorized transactions. No worries, Nicole. I'll lay down the measures to help you search for a check using the amount or date in QuickBooks Desktop (QBDT).
To make the process easier, a workaround is customizing and running a Transaction Detail or Check Detail report to locate the checks since there's no feature for directly searching them by date or amounts within the reconciliation window. Here's how:
Transaction Detail Report
You will now see the list of all checks with the respective dates and amounts. If you want to search for a specific amount, please refer to the steps below:
In finding a specific date of a check, here's how:
Alternatively, you may generate a Check Detail Report and make the same modifications in the previous report.
By implementing these strategies, you can enhance the process of finding specific checks, making it more manageable and efficient. Regular reconciliation, coupled with these techniques, will help you maintain precise and consistent financial information. If you require further assistance running reports in QBDT, post a reply below. I'll be around to respond promptly, Nicole.
Although this is good information it doesn't really help the person that is reconciling.
We have over 1000 entries so far this month. When on the reconciliation page there is really no help on this screen to search a check or date range. I feel like there can be more help on this screen besides "Sorting your data" Which can take forever if you are sorting by check# or Amount #. It would be easier to do this every week then for us to have to wait till the end of month. I'm wondering if there is a process that we can do weekly?
Usually you'll reconcile once month using your bank statement.
RE: When on the reconciliation page there is really no help on this screen to search a check or date range.
You can sort the tables by date, payee, amount, and check number. Usually, one of those will match your bank statement.
RE: ..."Sorting your data" Which can take forever if you are sorting by check# or Amount #.
Sorting is nearly instant in my experience.
RE: It would be easier to do this every week then for us to have to wait till the end of month. I'm wondering if there is a process that we can do weekly?
Yes. Get your current bank balance from your bank's website and then enter today's date and that balance as you start the process. Mark everything cleared that the bank's website says is cleared and then the reconciliation should balance, just as if you were using a statement.
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