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david200
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Client made a partial payment on an invoice. But QB registered 2 payments so it's show the invoice is paid. I can't delete the trans QB says occured because it never did.

 
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MadelynC
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Client made a partial payment on an invoice. But QB registered 2 payments so it's show the invoice is paid. I can't delete the trans QB says occured because it never did.

Hi there, @david200.


Allow me to help settle this transaction so you can get back to business.


You can delete the partial payments in QuickBooks Online, and then create a new one. Let me show you how:

 

  1. Go to the Sales menu.
  2. Choose All Sales.
  3. Locate the invoice and select it.
  4. Under the status PAID, click 2 payments and select each.
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  5. Click More at the bottom of the page, then select Delete.
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Doing this, the status of the invoice will get back to unpaid. Then follow these steps below to record the partial payment:

 

  1. Click the + New button.
  2. Choose Receive Payment.
  3. Enter the customer name.
  4. Select the invoice by putting a checkmark.
  5. On the Payment column, enter the partial payment amount.
  6. Click Save and close.
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The status of the invoice will automatically change to Partial after following the steps given above. To get in-depth information about the process, you can refer to this article: Record customer payment in QuickBooks Online.


You can run the Transaction List by Customer report to track this kind of records in the system. This gives you a clearer presentation of your sales and customers.


Keep me posted if you have other questions with QuickBooks. I'm always here to help. Keep safe.

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