Archive for May, 2010
FAQ:How Do You Remove the “T” Column from a QuickBooks Invoice?
If you are using sales tax in QuickBooks, the program will usually mark the “taxable” items with a “T” right after the amount for the line. Some people would prefer to not have this.
FAQ:How Can I Use the “Item” and “Quantity” fields in a QuickBooks Statement?
If you edit your statement template in QuickBooks you are given the option to add a column for item, quantity and rate. However, when your print the statements, nothing shows? How can you get information to show here?
FAQ:How Can I Tell What QuickBooks “Revision” I’m Using?
Very often when we talk about updates of your version of QuickBooks people don’t always know what version (or revision) they are running. It is simple to determine as I’ll show here.
FAQ:Adding Overdue Stamps to QuickBooks Invoices
QuickBooks has several “stamps” that it will put on an invoice, such as “Paid”. Sometimes, though, you would like to add your own stamp. The simplest way is to create a customized form template.
FAQ:Why Does QuickBooks Mark My Invoices as “Paid”?
A common question – someone creates a new invoice and saves it, and the “Paid” stamp shows up even though a payment hasn’t been received.
FAQ:Delete a Company from the QuickBooks Previous Company List
QuickBooks maintains a list of the company files that you have opened recently – the Previous Company list. You will see this if you select the Open Previous Company from the File menu, or in the No Company Open screen. Deleting the company file from your hard drive won’t get it off that list.
FAQ:Why Can’t I Use the “Location” Field In The QuickBooks Item List?
If you customize the columns that are displayed in the item list you will see a field named location. Everyone gets excited when they see this – locations in QuickBooks! However, this is misleading.
FAQ:Why is the Customer:Job name grayed out on a QuickBooks Sales Receipt?
When a Sales Receipt is paid by credit card certain information is grayed out and un-editable. This includes the Customer:Job field in the top left corner of the Sales Receipt Screen.
FAQ:How Can I Find Missing Invoice Numbers in QuickBooks?
If you want to know if there are some invoice numbers missing in a sequence, OR if you aren’t sure what the next invoice number should be in your sequence (if you have gotten out of sequence for some reason), you can modify the missing checks report to help.
