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You've come to the right place, @bsingle-uab-edu. I'm here to help you create custom fields for import in QuickBooks.
You can still import the file if it's still existing in QuickBooks. If you haven't created custom fields, you can follow the steps outlined in this link.
Then, you can now prepare your file to be imported into QuickBooks Online. To start, set up the necessary fields in your QuickBooks Online account.
Please note the file with transactions you want to import, has to include new columns with the name of your new custom fields. Also, make sure you have mapped the labels with the name of your Custom fields in the Mapping step.
For more details about the whole process, you can refer to this article: How to import custom invoices.
You can also find out more information about customizing invoices and other sales forms through this article: Customize invoices, estimates, and sales receipts in QBO.
I'm also adding this useful article that can help you view and send to your customer their balances: Create and view customer statements.
Please know that you can always get back to this post if you have any other questions with QuickBooks. I'll be more than happy to help you again. Take good care, @bsingle-uab-edu.
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