How can I view a list of outstanding checks in Quickbooks? I thought it would be part of the reconciliation report for the bank account. But I don't see it.

I don't see a way to print that list though. Is there a way to do that?

Good day, jgibby1129.

Welcome to the Online Community. I'll help find a way so you'll be able to export the list of outstanding checks to Excel.

Since there’s not a direct way of exporting the transactions directly to Excel, you may want to consider using a file converter to assist with the conversion process. The Intuit Marketplace is a one stop shop where you'll find third-party applications that integrates with QBO.

To narrow down your search, browse the applications by category or just enter a keyword in the search field. I also added an article that will help you effeciently reconcile your account: Reconcile hub.

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Hey there, kbylls.

Thanks for reaching out to us here in the Community. I'd be glad to help and effectively manage your outstanding checks.

To print the checks, you'll need to go to the History by account page. From there, open the last reconciliation report.

Here's how:

1. Go to Accounting on the left panel.
2. Select Reconcile.
3. In the Reconcile page, select the account you’re working on.
4. Click on the History by account link in the upper-right hand.
5. Choose the statement ending date.
6. Click on the View report link.
7. Click on the Printer icon in the upper right-hand corner.
8. Then select the Print button.

By following the resolution steps, I'm confident you already have a copy of the outstanding checks.

Be sure to let me know if you have additional questions about working in QBO. I'll be around to answer them for you. Wishing you the best.

how can i print a list of uncleared or open transaction per account

Thanks for following this thread, @seashell509. I've got you the steps to print uncleared or open transactions in QuickBooks Online. 

First off, we'll have to create a report for all uncleared transactions. Here's how: 

1. Go to the Accounting menu, then select Chart of Accounts.
2. Select the bank account you want to run the report, then select the drop-down button next to View Register ▼ and select Run report.
3. Select Customize, then select All Dates in the Report period. 
4. Click Filter, then click the Transaction Type checkbox. 
5. Click the drop-down menu to choose the transactions you want to include. 
6. Select the Cleared checkbox, then choose Uncleared in the drop-down menu.
7. Click Run report. 

Once done, you can now click the Print icon at the top right of the report.

You also want to save this report for your future reference. Check out this article to learn about this procedure: Memorize reports in QuickBooks Online.  

Feel free to ask again if you have additional concerns about printing and running reports. I'll be right there to help some more. 

In QB desktop you can go to top toolbar under vendors-vendor center-tab for transactions at the top of vendor list-select billpmts or checks-run reports at bottom of the page view as a report. Then you can customize the report by clicking the customize report button to select the period you want. After that in the columns section on the same display tab scroll until you see Clr and select to include in your report. This will show you all the checks written for the month and if they cleared the bank or are still outstanding (No star in Clr column). You should be able to export to excel or PDF and print.