Quickbooks Tip of the Month: September

Ctrl+Y- A useful tool

Did you ever wonder how to easily find the way a transaction was entered into Quickbooks? Ctrl + Y is the answer. Using those keys when in an open Quickbooks screen for a vendor bill, check, or invoice, etc. will bring up a screen showing which accounts recorded the transaction.

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