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Join nowThe way I understand it, you can't unvoid it or "put it back". You would have to delete it and re-enter it all.
If it was actually marked as paid, voiding it should have left a credit. You could always just create a new invoice and use the payment, or credit toward that.
You are in the right place, noelleviktoria@g.
The change is permanent when voiding an invoice in QuickBooks Online (QBO). Though there's no automatic way to reinstate a voided transaction, however, we can open it. Then, view the information for the transaction and manually re-enter the transaction. Let me show you how:
Once you’ve entered the corrected transaction, your records should update accordingly. Then, record the invoice payments again in your account. You can also follow the steps provided by Just_me in applying the patent to the new invoice. Feel free to visit our Sales transactions page for more insights about managing your customer transactions.
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