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Hi there, @christianpaintin.
Welcome to the Community. I'm here to ensure that you'll be able to recover your estimate.
If you've saved your estimates, you can check on the Audit Log of your QuickBooks to see those transactions that you've entered.
To do that:
However, if you haven't saved the estimate you'll need to recreate it. Here's an article that will guide you in creating estimates in QuickBooks Online: Create estimates.
This should get you on track, @christianpaintin. Please let me know if there's anything else you need. I'll be around to provide additional assistance. Have a nice day ahead!
I have the same problem but use QB Desktop. Any help?
Hi @Marty1403,
You can run a Transaction List by Customer report, customized to only show estimate transactions. This is in case you have your estimates saved in your company file but you're having problems locating it.
Here's how:
If available, you can also restore your backup file that contains those missing estimates.
If they're missing and you don't have a backup file available, I suggest you recreate those estimates. You can refer to this article for the steps: Create an estimate.
To learn how to deal with possible data damage from missing entries or transactions, visit this article: Names, items, or accounts are missing from centers, reports, or transactions.
Place your questions below if you have anything else in mind. I'll be right with you.
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