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We use QB Desktop Accountant 2019. When I was reconciling our bank account, I found a check that cleared the bank on the 15th. I couldn't find the check in QB, so I printed a copy of the cleared check from the bank. It surely did come from us and was recent --- not something left over from long ago.
My question is: It was obvious we printed the check from QuickBooks, and the person who did it recalls doing it. How is it possible that it didn't post to the bank account?
I appreciate any ideas or thoughts anybody has.
Thank you.
It may have posted and then been deleted. Check the audit trail report to see if that happened.
Also, you can start to create a new check, then print it, and then close the check form and not save it. In that case there will be no record of it in your file.
BigRed --- Thank you for your post. Via the audit, I was not able to find the check being deleted, so I am guessing the person who printed the check accidentally "escaped" out of it instead of posting it.
It's crazy that QB would let you NOT post a check that you have actually printed ... and even ACCIDENTALLY not post it. There should be better controls.
Thank you for your reply!
Keith
There's a preference you can enable that forces transactions to save before printing. I think it's on by default:
Edit | Preferences | General | Company Preferences | and then enable Save transactions before printing.
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