I've got some troubleshooting steps to print the stub with the correct accrual data, bookcrazy.
When experiencing unexpected results when printing transactions in QuickBooks, renaming the QBPrint.qbp file can resolve this issue. Then, run the QuickBooks PDF & Print Repair Tool to fix the damaged components on your PDF file. Here's how:
- In the QuickBooks Tool Hub, select Program Problems.
- Choose QuickBooks PDF & Print Repair Tool. Then, it will take about a minute to run.
- Attempt to print, email, or save as a PDF from QuickBooks Desktop again.
If the same thing happens, try resetting your temp folder permission by following the steps in the Troubleshoot PDF and Print problems with QuickBooks Desktop article. Then, proceed to Solution 2 and we can also perform other solutions provided on the article. Once done, try printing the paystub again.
If the problem persists, there may be a damaged data on the company file you've been working with. We can run the Rebuild Data tool is built-in to fix any company file data issues. Just follow the steps and detail in the Fix data damage on your QuickBooks Desktop company file article. We can also repair your QuickBooks Desktop to fix any damaged components in the software.
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