I appreciate the information you've provided, Jatin. You should remove the recorded payment and set up a vendor credit. Then, you can go back to the journal entry and connect it to that vendor credit.
Ensuring accurate reconciliation is crucial as it verifies that your financial records correspond precisely with your bank transactions. This process is vital for identifying inconsistencies, preventing fraudulent activities, and maintaining a reliable financial overview to support informed decision-making.
First, let's remove the payment linked to the Journal Entry marked as paid. Create a Vendor Credit and link it to the open Journal Entry by creating an Expense.
Here's how to create an Expense by linking the Journal Entry and Vendor Credit:
- Go to + New, and then select Expense.
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Find the payee and add the open Journal Entry with the Vendor Credit.

- Once done, click Save and Close.
After you apply the Journal Entry and Vendor Credit, your reconciled books will remain unchanged.
For detailed instructions on how to create expenses in QuickBooks, please refer to this article: Enter and manage expenses.
You can also check out this article to learn how to print or export your reconciliation report in QuickBooks: View, print, or export a reconciliation.
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