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I'm recording some transaction from my Bank Account and adding names/customers on my deposits. The only problem is, when I add a name, it adds the same name to all the transactions/deposits!!!! I can't figure it out. Like it's a "rule", but it's not a rule. Every time, same thing. Any suggestions? What am I doing wrong? Its putting the same customer on all my deposits! uggg.
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I have the steps you can take to avoid assigning the same customers to all your bank deposits in QuickBooks Online (QBO), @Laurasix.
QuickBooks carries a feature that allows the customer to save time in assigning customers to their bank transactions from their bank feeds. This is why, regardless of whether you don’t have rules created for this transaction, the application will automatically add the same customer if detected with the same bank details.
To prevent this from happening again, you can follow these guidelines accordingly:
After that, I have a set of articles that you can use to organize your transactions and reconcile your account. By doing this, you can classify your transactions correctly and prevent any discrepancies in your books:
Let me know if you have more concerns about bank transactions. I’ve always got your back.
I have the steps you can take to avoid assigning the same customers to all your bank deposits in QuickBooks Online (QBO), @Laurasix.
QuickBooks carries a feature that allows the customer to save time in assigning customers to their bank transactions from their bank feeds. This is why, regardless of whether you don’t have rules created for this transaction, the application will automatically add the same customer if detected with the same bank details.
To prevent this from happening again, you can follow these guidelines accordingly:
After that, I have a set of articles that you can use to organize your transactions and reconcile your account. By doing this, you can classify your transactions correctly and prevent any discrepancies in your books:
Let me know if you have more concerns about bank transactions. I’ve always got your back.
Thank you! I'll go try that right now. Also, thanks for the links.
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