Undo bank reconciliation

@Pam Morin  You have a few options depending on what the ending date you chose was.

First, if the ending date was, say, 1/15/2025 as opposed to 1/31/2025, just do a second reconciliation for 1/31/2025; no transactions are no transactions, so it won't affect anything.

Second, you could get in touch with someone who has the Accounting version of QBO to do it for you; Intuit doesn't allow normal QBO users to play with the nice tools, for whatever reason.

Third, you could call Intuit and try to navigate through the customer support maze until one of them fixes it for you.

Other than that, you could just safely ignore it and let it wash out on your next month's reconciliation; you weren't actually reconciling any transactions for that month anyway.

Hello, Pam. I’d like to help you out by showing you how to fix the end date of your reconciled account in QuickBooks Online.

I agree with what FishingForAnswers suggested regarding unreconciling transactions when there are none. You can perform a second reconciliation for the right date since it won’t affect anything. 

Additionally, you may want to seek assistance from an accountant with a QBO Accountant subscription. They can help you undo an entire reconciliation and ensure the accuracy of your accounts.

If you encounter any issues while reconciling, you can refer to this article for guidance: Fix issues at the end of reconciliation in QuickBooks Online

Just in case you encounter any issues while reconciling, you can check out this article to learn fixing it: Fix issues at the end of reconciliation in QuickBooks Online. 

Feel free to leave a comment below if you have any other questions or concerns about your reconciled transactions. I’m here to help! Take care!