Have Quicken 2010 for Home and Business (yes I know it is old). I need to duplicate invoices...but when I click "Copy Transactions", then open a new invoice and click "Paste Transations", it won't work. What am I doing wrong? In addition, I accidentally clicked "Cut" instead of "Copy", and the invoice is gone. Ugh.
Can't get the invoice to copy ;(
Aug 15, 2016
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"Sharon R" wrote
Have Quicken 2010 for Home and Business (yes I know it is old). I need to duplicate invoices...but when I click "Copy Transactions", then open a new invoice and click "Paste Transations", it won't work. What am I doing wrong? In addition, I accidentally clicked "Cut" instead of "Copy", and the invoice is gone. Ugh.
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Quicken (including Q2010) has no problem copying invoices - but your approach won't work. You don't (can't) paste one transaction into another. [I can't figure out how you could click "Paste transaction(s)" with an existing invoice "open".]
_ Right-click the invoice to be copied. _ Select "Copy transaction(s). _ Right-click in the invoice account register where you want the invoice pasted. _ Select "Paste transaction(s)". You can probably modify the pasted transaction, then Save it; if not, Save it first, then modify it.
If you selected "Cut" instead of "Copy", you could have just Pasted the Cut transaction back into the register and started over with a "Copy".
Once the Cut transaction is gone from the clipboard; you'll need to re-enter it manually, or revert to a backup.
replying to Sharon R, Sharonr wrote: Anyone?
Don't you see Jonathan's reply from two days ago??
replying to John Pollard, Sharonr wrote: Thanks so much for your response. I have tried multiple times to follow your instructions, however after I right click and select "Copy Transactions" , I then try to look for the invoice register you are referring to. Is it under "Account Actions" or "Business Actions"? I can't seem to find it. Thanks for any help you can offer.
replying to Sharonr, Sharonr wrote: A Quicken rep gave me this easy solution.
- Click on the "Business" Tab
- You will see you transaction - sort them any way or you want or not at all.
- Right click on the transaction you want to copy
- Scroll to very bottom to the last line. It should be blank.
- Right click, then right click "Paste Transations"
- Then edit and modify the new invoice as needed
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