Import journal entry CSV files up to 1000 lines with this new QuickBooks product update

Processing journal entries can be time-consuming, but formatting and importing them is now easier with this new QuickBooks product update. Directly import CSV files with up to 1000 lines of journal entries all at once, saving you time and effort
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[@robdcradle]

I'm just curious to know what information is NOT imported (like payment settings are NOT applied when importing invoices). Anyone who uses QBO regularly knows the program is overflowing with bugs like this that Intuit has no intention of fixing.

[@quickbooks]

Hey there! When importing invoices, you'll want to ensure you have columns for Invoice number, Customer, Invoice date, Due date, and Item amount. Here's some more information on importing invoices and the proper formatting: quickbooks.intuit.com/learn-support/en-us/help-article/import-export-data-files/import-multiple-invoices/L7E9Xrd8l_US_en_US.

[@robdcradle]

​​@@quickbooks I'm very aware of how to import invoices. You seem very unaware that client-level payment defaults are NOT applied to invoices created by importing data from a worksheet. For your information, every imported invoice must be manually updated after importng to apply the payment options. It's a massive failure of the QBO software that's been repeatedly brought to Intuit's attention and there's seemingly no urgency to fix it. It's also unsurprising that the monitors of this CZcams account don't know the failures of their own software and need actual real time users to inform them. Now...how about a fix for this significant problem?

[@robdcradle]

@@quickbooks Any further reply (and acknowledgement of the bug I mentioned) would be much appreciated.