That's an intriguing scenario, and I understand how puzzling this must be, DesantisJ.
Based on the description of the problem with the purchase order dates, it seems possible that there may be data integrity issues within your system. I'm here to help you resolve this.
Possible data damage can make QuickBooks Desktop (QBDT) behave unexpectedly. We can fix the issue using the Verify Rebuild Data tool available in QuickBooks Desktop. This feature is designed to detect and solve any data damage in your files. Utilizing this tool will allow us to determine whether the problem is rooted in data corruption.
Here's how you can run the Verify Data tool:
- Go to the File menu, then hover over Utilities and click on Verify Data.
- Follow the prompts to start the verification process.
- If the tool finds any issues with your data, it will prompt you to Rebuild Data.
To rebuild your company data, I suggest checking this article: Verify and Rebuild Data in QuickBooks Desktop, which offers thorough guidance on how to properly execute the rebuilding process and maintain the accuracy of your company data in QuickBooks.
For help with paying your bills in QuickBooks Desktop, refer to this article: Pay bills in QBDT for easy-to-follow instructions on managing your payments efficiently.
Should you need any assistance while running the tool or if the problem persists after the verification, DesantisJ, please feel free to reach out.
