LauraD
05-10-2009, 03:13 AM
There is a known 'glitch' in QuickBooks Pro, Premier, and Enterprise, v 2008 and 2009, of which you might want to be aware.
It will not throw your Balance Sheet 'out of balance', but it will affect your Checking and Undeposited Funds accounts.
To determine if this is a problem in your file, do this:
Go to Banking>Make deposit and select all payments waiting to be deposited. Compare that total amount to your Undeposited Funds amount as reflected on the Chart of Accounts. These should match.
If they don't, this is due to a broken transaction. One or more deposits (with payments) were deleted, but got 'hung up' in mid-air, so to speak, leaving a one-sided transaction.
If you go to the payment and click on 'history', you will see the invoice and the 'deposit'. The deposit will have a 1901 (that is not a typo) date on it. When you drill down, you will get the message that this transaction has been deleted by another user.
This is a known glitch with Intuit and occurs in v 2008 and v 2009, Pro, Premier, and Enterprise.
The only solutions, per Intuit tech support, is this:
1) Restore a backup from before the problem happened.
or
2) Send the file to Data Services for repair (takes up to 2 weeks)
To prevent this problem, do this:
When you have a deposit that has one or more payment lines along with additional line (a refund check, for example), make sure that the refund check is the last line on that deposit. Otherwise, in the event that you delete that deposit, the payment(s) might get caught in a time warp (1901) and will not be retrievable to re-enter to another deposit form.
I have seen this in a few files so far (one contacted me and I found a $103K discrepancy, which has accumulated over time).
I hope this helps prevent some major problems for you and your clients.
Laura D
________________________
See my profile at:
http://proadvisor.intuit.com/referral/proadvisor_profile.jsp?id=YQ88CA%2BS0H5c1ImS11E9oQ %3D%3D
It will not throw your Balance Sheet 'out of balance', but it will affect your Checking and Undeposited Funds accounts.
To determine if this is a problem in your file, do this:
Go to Banking>Make deposit and select all payments waiting to be deposited. Compare that total amount to your Undeposited Funds amount as reflected on the Chart of Accounts. These should match.
If they don't, this is due to a broken transaction. One or more deposits (with payments) were deleted, but got 'hung up' in mid-air, so to speak, leaving a one-sided transaction.
If you go to the payment and click on 'history', you will see the invoice and the 'deposit'. The deposit will have a 1901 (that is not a typo) date on it. When you drill down, you will get the message that this transaction has been deleted by another user.
This is a known glitch with Intuit and occurs in v 2008 and v 2009, Pro, Premier, and Enterprise.
The only solutions, per Intuit tech support, is this:
1) Restore a backup from before the problem happened.
or
2) Send the file to Data Services for repair (takes up to 2 weeks)
To prevent this problem, do this:
When you have a deposit that has one or more payment lines along with additional line (a refund check, for example), make sure that the refund check is the last line on that deposit. Otherwise, in the event that you delete that deposit, the payment(s) might get caught in a time warp (1901) and will not be retrievable to re-enter to another deposit form.
I have seen this in a few files so far (one contacted me and I found a $103K discrepancy, which has accumulated over time).
I hope this helps prevent some major problems for you and your clients.
Laura D
________________________
See my profile at:
http://proadvisor.intuit.com/referral/proadvisor_profile.jsp?id=YQ88CA%2BS0H5c1ImS11E9oQ %3D%3D