How to view details for missing reconciliation reports or reconciled transactions in QuickBooks Online
by Intuit•68• Updated 2 months ago
If a previously reconciled transaction is no longer marked as reconciled, or if a reconciliation report is missing, one of the following may have occurred:
- An Accountant user used the Undo Reconcile tool, changing the reconciliation status of the transactions within the reconciled period and removing the corresponding reconciliation report.
Note: Only an Accountant user can undo a reconciliation. - The reconciled account was merged with another account, removing the reconciliation report without changing the reconciliation status of the transactions within the reconciled period.
You can find out who made changes to your reconciliation reports or transactions from the Audit Log.
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View changes to reconciliation reports
You can check the Audit Log to find out who undid a reconciled transaction or report.
- Go to Settings .
- Select Audit log.
- From the Events dropdown, select Reconciliations.
The Audit Log displays a history of all changes made to your reconciliation reports, including who made each change.
View changes to individual reconciled transactions
- Go to Settings .
- Select Audit log.
- From the Events dropdown, select Reconciliations.
- Find a transaction and select View to view the Audit log.
The Audit History displays all changes to your transactions, from most recent to oldest, including who made each change. Reconcile changes appear in the Event column.
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