This is not the impression we want you to experience when opening your company file in QuickBooks, LDV_NC_TX.
Let's perform some troubleshooting steps to isolate the issue. Before we start, it's recommended to always create a backup copy of your company file before doing any changes to ensure you have an original copy and restore it anytime. Once done, we can run verify and rebuild your QuickBooks data to help you identify company file data issues as well as resolves those issues found. Here's how:
- Go to File, then select Utilities.
- Click Verify Data, then OK to close all windows. If you see “Your data has failed the integrity check” you need to rebuild your file. If there are no problems with your data, you’re done.
- Once your data is verified, you can now rebuild your company files, refer to the next steps.
- Navigate to the File menu, then choose Utilities.
- Pick Rebuild Data, then select OK to close all windows.
- QuickBooks will ask to make a backup before rebuilding your company file, tap OK.
- Press OK.
Then try opening your company file again. If the issue persists, I'd suggest contacting our Technical Support Team. This way, they can investigate what's causing this issue. Let me guide you on how:
- Head to the Contact support page at this link.
- Choose QuickBooks Desktop Mac.
- Click on Search for something else and enter a brief description of your concern in the search box.
- Hit Search.
- Select Start a Message.
You might want to visit this guide to browse topics that can help you with your QuickBooks tasks. To get started head to the QuickBooks for Mac user's guide.
I'd like to know how you get on after trying the steps, as I want to ensure this is resolved for you. Feel free to reply to this post and I'll get back to you. You have a good one.
