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Let me share some information, Regalkit.
You're right. The bills are listed in the order that they're created per vendor.
You'll want to filter it to show the transactions of the specific vendor. This way, you can easily select the first $20,000 worth of bills. Here's how:
Feel free to check the articles provided by my colleague at the top to guide you.
If there's anything else that you need, don't hesitate to let us know. We'll reply as soon as we can. Take care!
Hi regalkit!
There's a better way to see the list of bills by the vendor and sort them by bill numbers. Let me help you.
Please follow these steps:
In addition, you can pay the bills by vendor. Here's how:
Then, by default, the result is filtered based on when they are created. You can also click the Ref No. column header to sort them by bill number.
Here are some of the articles you can check. These will help you in managing your bills in QuickBooks Online:
Also, visit our expenses and vendors page for more tips and references on how to enter expenses, pay bills, write checks, and manage suppliers.
Need anything else? Leave a comment below and we'll assist you. Take care!
Hi,
Thank you for your response, but I am aware of that. It's just that when I go to "pay bills" and I have 50 bills from one vendor I would that are not listed in bill numerical order. I assume they're listed in the order that they were entered. So if I wanted to pay $20,000.00 towards the first twenty thousand dollar bills of the said vendor, I'm not able to do it. When I click on top of the columns I either get vendor order or numerical order disregarding the vendor and it's one big mess. I hope I explained my issue clearly. Thank you!
Let me share some information, Regalkit.
You're right. The bills are listed in the order that they're created per vendor.
You'll want to filter it to show the transactions of the specific vendor. This way, you can easily select the first $20,000 worth of bills. Here's how:
Feel free to check the articles provided by my colleague at the top to guide you.
If there's anything else that you need, don't hesitate to let us know. We'll reply as soon as we can. Take care!
Thank you, Wanted this solution for years. Much appreciated.
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