I'll lend a hand and address the issue about the missing customer statements from the sales transactions screen.
Did you create a statement but you're unable to see it on the All Sales screen? If that's the case, the statements have their own filter option. They won't appear if you're using the All transactions filter.
We'll want to set the filter option to Statements instead. On the All Sales page, click the Filter button. Set the Type to Statements, then click Apply.
However, did you create a statement but you can't see it on all filter options? This is likely caused by a cache-related issue. When a browser's cache data is corrupted or full, it can cause odd behaviors within QuickBooks.
To confirm this, we'll want to use an incognito or private browser:
Google Chrome: Press CTRL + Shift + N.
Safari: Press Command + Shift + N.
Mozilla Firefox or Microsoft Edge: CTRL + Shift + P.
Log in to QuickBooks, then check your customer statements from there.
When you're able to see the statements, let's go back to the regular browser and clear the cache. This removes the web cache data that's causing the issue.
After clearing the cache, close out any browser processes for the finishing touches.
Drop a reply below if you have more concerns regarding your customer statements. Would you like some assistance in managing other entries like expenses or running reports? Add the details in your reply and I'll help you out.
The Statement option from the filter dropdown button in all transactions isn't available in QuickBooks Online. In the meantime, I recommend sending your suggestions and feedback about this feature to our product developer. Here's how: