Vendor Bill Entry

There's no good way to do this built into QuickBooks.

However, you can convert the worksheet into an IIF file for import. Use our BRC IIF Transaction Creator Pro to help you convert your list of Bills into an IIF file for import.

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If you are using QuickBooks Desktop Accountant and Enterprise Solutions version, we can enter transactions by batch. Just follow the steps and details in the Enter transactions by batch in QuickBooks Desktop article. If not, we can use the Intuit Interchange Format (IIF) files to import Vendor bills to and from QuickBooks Desktop for Windows and Mac. Here's how:

1.  Back up your company file before you import IIF files. If you ever run into problems, you can use your backup to restore your data.
2. Sign in to your company file as an admin. If you’re in Multi-user mode, go to the File menu, then select Switch to Single-user Mode.
3. Go to the File menu, then select Utilities.
4. Tap Import, then select Import IIF.
5. Choose the IIF file you want to import, then select Open.
6. Select OK to confirm the import.

To learn more about this one, see the Export, import, and edit IIF files article. You can also check out these articles for more details about IIF files:

• Tasks you can do with IIF files
• IIF Overview: import kit, sample files, and headers

Feel free to visit our Expenses and vendors page for more insights about managing your vendor transactions.

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