Add/edit multiple list entries

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February 4, 2019
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Modified accounts in via Add/Edit Multiple Entries for 00,000 Non-Inventory items. The changes are not reflected in the financial statements. Any way to apply changes historically without doing it one item at a time (shoot me now)?

Since changes have been applied "en masse"....and the option now isn't available to change each item one by one...what now?

Thank you in advance!

Glen

QuickBooks Enterprise Suite

Anonymous

Thanks for reaching out to us, @GlenYoung007,

I appreciate the in-depth information you provided and for trying to fix your Non-inventory items on your end. I want to ensure this issue gets addressed.

Using the Add/Edit Multiple Items option to modify your accounts does not update your financial reports. You'll only get an Account Change prompt when you edit the items one at a time.

When you say the option isn't available to change each item one by one, do you mean you're unable to edit them? May I know if you're getting any error message when trying to modify the items? Any additional information or screenshots you can provide is extremely helpful.

Please feel free to reach out to me anytime if you need additional assistance down the road. I'll be happy to help however possible.

GlenYoung007Author

QB solution to the problem (one by one):

Here's how:

Go to Lists and select Item List.
Double-click on the item you want to update.
Open the item, change the account (to dummy or different account).
Click Yes if you'd like to update existing transactions for this item.
Open the item again change the account to the correct account.
Save then Yes to update all existing transactions.

Unfortunately that means 000 hrs fixing 00,000 items. No real solution. Easier to switch accounting software providers.

GlenYoung007Author

Since Quickbooks is broken...are there any recommended 3rd party applications that can accomplish the task? Or does it simply require changing manufacturing accounting software providers?