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memorize the journal entry and do not schedule it
then bring up the list of memorized transactions and use it when needed
memorize the journal entry and do not schedule it
then bring up the list of memorized transactions and use it when needed
I see this is 2 months old, but for QBO you would go to the gear in the upper right corner, and Lists > Recurring Transactions.
I have this same question. Neither reply fully answers the whole question. Once the Recurring Journal entry is set up, as unscheduled, and you go into the Recurring List and choose it, how do you enter it? There is no 'save' button. The only things you can do are 'save template', 'reverse' or 'cancel'.
Please tell me what I'm missing?
Hello there, @SunChasersMD.
The save template option is the default option when saving recurring journal entries in QuickBooks Online (QBO).
For more details about this one, you can check out this article: Schedule recurring transactions created with a template.
I have articles here about managing your recurring template:
Should you need anything else, don't hesitate to leave a comment below. I'm always right here to help.
Under "Edit", there's option "Use".
Hi there, MaxOnsight.
When you don't have the Use option, the transaction is set to Scheduled. You have put down a date to when it will reoccur.
If you want to modify the recurring transactions, you can check these references:
I'm just a post-away if there's anything that I can help. Keep safe!
When you set up memorized transaction, could we set up a set % allocation of the receipts of undesignated donations so when I retrieve the memorized transaction to post the cash receipt and it would automatically allocate the % to the various funds per budget? Thank you. WKC
Being able to allocate a percentage when memorizing a transaction isn't an option, wkdchung.
Recurring transactions are templates that you'll create for repeated entries. You can manually calculate the amount instead and add them per line item.
I'm adding these articles to learn how to handle memorized transactions:
Stay in touch with me if there's anything else I can help manage your transactions in QuickBooks. I'm always right here to provide the information that you need.
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