Yes, we can print a chart of accounts with indented sub-accounts, Wanda. Allow me to walk you through the process and include relevant troubleshooting for any issues that may occur during the process.
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Nevertheless, you can print your chart of accounts with indented sub-accounts directly on the Chart of Accounts page in QuickBooks Online. Here's how:
Head to Transactions in the left pane.
Select Chartofaccounts, then click on the Print icon.
Sub-accounts are automatically indented. Hence, ensure they are set up accordingly. Otherwise, let's begin troubleshooting your Adobe Reader/Acrobat by updating it to the latest version.
If the issue persists, you need to repair your Adobe installation. Here's how:
Ensure closing Acrobat/Reader and all open web browser windows.
At the bottom left of your screen, pick Start.
Enter Control Panel and click Enter.
Choose Programs and Features, then Acrobat or Adobe Reader.
Select Uninstall/Change and select Next in the Setup dialog box.
Hit Next, Repair, then Next again.
Pick Install and Finish once the process is complete.
Restart your computer and sign in to QBO to print and download your file.
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