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GolfNut72
Level 4

Printing Vendor Name instead of Company Name on Check (QBDT)

I am working with a client where we are updating and correcting Vendor information.

 

In several cases, we have added company information/tax information to their vendor file but that has created an issue.  When he pays a bill for that vendor, it is printing the company name, not the vendor name on the check.

 

I know how to fix this problem in QBO but is there somewhere in QBDT (Pro 2019) where you can pick what line is used for paying checks (i.e. Vendor Name or Company Name)?

 

Thank you

 

EJ

 

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Best answer February 13, 2021

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Rose-A
Moderator

Printing Vendor Name instead of Company Name on Check (QBDT)

I've got the steps you need to print the vendor's name on the check, GolfNut72.

 

Once you add the company information on the vendor's profile, the PRINT NAME ON CHECK AS field automatically sets the company as the default printing label in QuickBooks Desktop.

 

To print the check with the vendor's name, you can remove the company title on the PRINT NAME ON CHECK AS field from the Payment Settings on their profile.

 

 

Also, ensure not to select the Print company name and address when printing the checks.

 

To help you manage your checks in QuickBooks Desktop, you can read through this article: Create, modify, and print checks. In this write-up, you'll find steps on how to delete, void, and memorize a check as well as troubleshooting to resolve common issues.

 

Let me know the result of this troubleshooting in the comment below. I need to make sure this is resolved and you're back to running your normal business processing. All the best!

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Rose-A
Moderator

Printing Vendor Name instead of Company Name on Check (QBDT)

I've got the steps you need to print the vendor's name on the check, GolfNut72.

 

Once you add the company information on the vendor's profile, the PRINT NAME ON CHECK AS field automatically sets the company as the default printing label in QuickBooks Desktop.

 

To print the check with the vendor's name, you can remove the company title on the PRINT NAME ON CHECK AS field from the Payment Settings on their profile.

 

 

Also, ensure not to select the Print company name and address when printing the checks.

 

To help you manage your checks in QuickBooks Desktop, you can read through this article: Create, modify, and print checks. In this write-up, you'll find steps on how to delete, void, and memorize a check as well as troubleshooting to resolve common issues.

 

Let me know the result of this troubleshooting in the comment below. I need to make sure this is resolved and you're back to running your normal business processing. All the best!

GolfNut72
Level 4

Printing Vendor Name instead of Company Name on Check (QBDT)

RoseMarjorieA-

 

Thank you, that solved my issue.

 

EJ

paulacontini787
Level 1

Printing Vendor Name instead of Company Name on Check (QBDT)

I have a similar question with a different nuiance.  I use many individuals as vendors.  I enter them in as Last Name, First Name.  It's much easier organizationally to have them in alphabetical order by last name than first name.  In your example, the vendor is entered as Christy Fermin.  If I have entered Fermin, Christy, I have to physically retype the name as Christy Fermin in the Print Name on Check As field or it prints on the check Fermin, Christy.  Is there a way around this situation?

MaryLandT
Moderator

Printing Vendor Name instead of Company Name on Check (QBDT)

Currently, we don't have other workaround to sort the order of the vendor's name when printing checks, paulacontini.

 

You can consider sending feedback about the feature that you add in QuickBooks. To log your product suggestions inside your company file.

 

Just go to the Help Menu and select Send Feedback Online. Here's a screenshot for your visual guide.

 

 

If you have other issues, like alignments of the check, I'm adding these articles to learn how to fix them.
 

 

Don't hesitate to post again if you have other printing check concerns. I'll be glad to help you.

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