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In QuickBooks Desktop (QBDT), there's no direct way to import journal entries. You may consider performing any of the following options:
- Convert your file (i.e., Excel) to Intuit Interchange Format (.IIF)
- Use a third-party migration tool/service
- Manually enter your JE transactions.
Regardless of the option you choose, I encourage you to ensure a backup of your files. This is to restore your company data in case of unintended loss and for future use.
For more information about transferring info to and from QBDT, you can refer to this article: Import and export data in QuickBooks Desktop.
However, you can only import journal entries if it comes from your accountant. Your accountant can create journal entries in a copy of your company file. Then, they can send the journal entries to you so you can add them to your books. Learn more about this by visiting this article: Import journal entries from your accountant.
In QuickBooks Online (QBO), you may consider using a third-party tool to import your journal entries. You can check for supported apps from the Apps menu or through this link: Find the right apps for your business.
For now, I want you to get in the loop about the latest news and product developments in QuickBooks. That said, I encourage you to visit our Firm of the future site. To narrow down your search, you can go to the Product & Industry News tab.
If I can be of help while working in QuickBooks, please let me know. I'll be here to help. Have a good one!
