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My Trial balance is currently showing accounts as follows:
10200 · A/R PATIENTS:10200.1 · adjustment
10200 · A/R PATIENTS:10200.2 · Co Pay Insurance Charges (HMO)
10226 · Loan Receivable
Where 10200 is the parent account and 10200.2 is the sub account.
How do I make it print the trial balance sorted by the final lowest account?
10200.1 · adjustment
10200.2 · Co Pay Insurance Charges (HMO)
10226 · Loan Receivable
I want to be able to import into a large excel schedule using vlookup, but, autofilter doesn't work when there are multiple accounts that appear to have the same account number.
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Yes, there's a a global preference for this, which you can enable when creating the report and then disable (if desired) the rest of the time.
To create a Trial Balance report showing only the sub-accounts, go to Edit | Preferences | Accounting | | Company Preferences and then in the Accounts box, enable "Show lowest subaccount only".
When selected, the report will display only the sub-accounts.
The preference also impacts how accounts display in registers and on transaction forms like checks (and mostly wherever accounts appear), making it easier to see the sub-account in use.
Hello, Nivek Lawrence.
Thank you all for taking the time to post in the Community. You'll want to export the Trial balance into an Excel file. From there, you can customize the data to show the specific details you wanted. Then, import your Trial Balance using vlookup.
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Yes, there's a a global preference for this, which you can enable when creating the report and then disable (if desired) the rest of the time.
To create a Trial Balance report showing only the sub-accounts, go to Edit | Preferences | Accounting | | Company Preferences and then in the Accounts box, enable "Show lowest subaccount only".
When selected, the report will display only the sub-accounts.
The preference also impacts how accounts display in registers and on transaction forms like checks (and mostly wherever accounts appear), making it easier to see the sub-account in use.
RE: You'll want to export the Trial balance into an Excel file. From there, you can customize the data to show the specific details you wanted.
Actually, the OP doesn't want to do that. Which seems pretty clear.
Instead of messing with the report in Excel, you could advise the OP to create a report with the accounts listed as requested. QuickBooks has included the ability to do this for over 20 years, since it's what many users want.
After all, the OP isn't using QuickBooks Online...
I keep getting this error message even though all of my accounts have an account number.
"Your accounts list contains accounts without account umbers. You cannot use the Show lowest subaccount only preference with blank account numbers."
What should I be looking for?
Let's perform some troubleshooting steps to get past the error message, ElizabethH1.
If you have subaccounts, we'll need to select the Show lowest subaccount only checkbox. This shortens the subaccount details when you use it in your transactions. Let me guide you on how:
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