I'll give steps on how you can re-enter the deleted transactions, info-sevens-ie.
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If you deleted the invoices by mistakes, the option to undo them is unavailable. QBO keeps track of every financial transaction you make. It also logs all account activity, including user logins, modifications to QuickBooks settings, additions or deletions of customers, suppliers, or workers, as well as payroll submissions. The following is noted by QuickBooks in the audit log:
The date of any change to your books
The name of the user who made the change
The type of change or event
The name of any customer or supplier related to the change
Any original transaction date and amount
The audit log contains occurrences that are accessible for two years. Using the Audit Log report and manually recreating them will allow you to recover the deleted invoices. Let me demonstrate:
Go to the Gear located in the upper right-hand corner.
Under Tools, select Audit log.
Select the User and Date.
From the Event drop-down menu, choose Deleted/Voided transactions.
Find the deleted invoice and click View to see the history.
After getting the information, you can re-create the invoice by going to + New, then Bills.
To learn more about the audit log report and manage your invoices, please check out these articles:
As always, feel free to visit us if you have more questions regarding the sales transactions or other concerns in your account. I'll be around to help. Have a good day ahead!
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