The system done this I did not select credit card credit.
Thanks for adding more details about your concern, @colinmcaleer.
For transactions to show up in the Expenses or Sales section, I recommend following the suggestion provided by @Ashleigh1. The transaction should either be a sales receipt or expense with a customer/supplier associate with it.
We’ll have to open your company to determine why the categorized expense didn’t show in the Expenses Transactions page. From there, we can check what causes the transaction to automatically select as credit card credit.
However, I’m unable to perform the troubleshooting steps without asking for personal information. For the account’s safety, I suggest contacting our QBO Care Team.
One of our support specialists can review the downloaded data in a secure space. Once they’ve identified the cause and the solution, they will guide you on how to fix the issue.
Here’s how to get in touch with our support team:
- Sign in to your QuickBooks account.
- Select the Help (?) icon.
- Scroll down to select the Contact Us button and follow the prompts.
- You will be able to request a callback or start a live chat with an expert.
For support availability, please refer to this article: How to get help with QuickBooks.
Since you want to view all sales and expenses, you can run some reports to get the information. The Profit and Loss, Sales by Customer, or Sales by Account Reports will show the data you need.
- Tap the Reports tab on the left panel to enter any of the mentioned reports in the Search field box.
- From there, set the correct date to view the desired period.
- Click Run Report to view the changes.
For additional resources, check out the Customise reports in QuickBooks Online article. It provides an overview of how to use the Filter option as well as instructions to tailor the information on a statement.
Stay in touch if you have any other concerns or questions. I’ll be right here to answer them for you. Have a good one.