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Greetings,
Our client had just started a new Quickbooks company file on his computer (it was Quickbooks 2022 - probably not Pro), and we made an accountant's copy from that file (we have QB Accountant Desktop 2022). We worked on this accountant's copy and did a bunch of entries and bank/credit card reconciliations (he had not done any reconciliations on his copy).
Subsequently, this client's computer had to be replaced, and he no longer has a working copy of his Quickbooks file. Can we just convert our Accountant's copy to a regular company file? At a later date when he has a new computer set up, we'll give him a copy of this converted company file. Is there anything that I should be mindful of before doing anything? I don't think that he had many many entries on his own - so our office pretty much has the most accurate copy of his information. Thank you very much for your time and advise!!!
Take care!
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To convert an accountant's copy file to a standard file, start on the QuickBooks menu.
Select File | Send Company File | Accountant's Copy | Convert Accountant's Copy to Company File/QBW:
To convert an accountant's copy file to a standard file, start on the QuickBooks menu.
Select File | Send Company File | Accountant's Copy | Convert Accountant's Copy to Company File/QBW:
Thank you so much! I made sure to make a backup copy before I did anything, and this worked like a charm! Very easy! Thank you!
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