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bookie13
November 13, 2020
Question

X symbol on report

  • November 13, 2020
  • 13 replies
  • 128 views

I received .pdf's of transaction reports to review.  I do not know what version of QB was used and would like to know what the "X" symbol in the CLR column represents.  

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AileneAModerator
Moderator
November 13, 2020

Hi there, bookie13. 

 

I'm glad you've reached out to us. Let me help provide some insights about the symbol X in Clr column in QuickBooks Desktop. 

  

The X symbol in the Clr column on the report, there are deleted transactions in your account. You can double-check it through an audit trail to verify if there was a transaction deleted or modified.  

  

In case you need more help regarding other tasks in QuickBooks Desktop, you can check our articles here. Make sure that the topic is set as "QuickBooks Desktop." 

 

Don't hesitate to leave a comment below if you have any other questions about the report. Have a good one.

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bookie13Author
November 24, 2020

They can't be deleted transactions, they are showing in the transaction report for the entire year but only in the CLR column of the bank account.  

The check mark in this column means the bank reconciliation are completed and this items are reconciled.

I don't know what the "X" in the CLR column on the transaction report for the bank account means.

 

Thank you,

 

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JamesDuanTQuickBooks Team
QuickBooks Team
November 25, 2020

Hey there,

 

Not referring to a lightning bolt...looking at a bold X in the CLR column for the bank account in the transaction detail report...thinking someone started the bank reconciliation but did not reconcile.

 

Any other thoughts from someone who works with QB?


Thanks for getting back to us, bookie13.

 

Aside from the details provided by FritzF, those are the symbols that you can see under the CLR column.

 

Do you have screenshot of the bold X mark under the CLR column? What QuickBooks version are you using? What specific report did you pull up?

 

Meanwhile, we can do a few troubleshooting steps to ensure that your company file is in good condition.

  1. Update the release version of QuickBooks.
  2. Do the Verify and Rebuild process.
  3. Close and reopen QuickBooks.

Feel free to provide additional details about it so we can review what else we can do. 

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