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How can I print a statement for a customer showing unpaid invoices?

LBeck

I used to know how to do this in older versions, but can't figure out how to do it now. :( Any guidance would be much appreciated!

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LBeck

Ah, I've just had an epiphany! I was using the "standard menus" (recommended by Quicken). Once I switched back to "classic menus", I saw things as they used to be. WHY would Quicken do this to us?? 😜

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NotACPA

You need to remember that INVOICES and STATEMENTS are different things in Q.

Look at BUSINESS, Invoices & Estimates, Print Statements for customer-by-customer outstandings (that you could send to the customer) OR BUSINESS, Business Reports, Accounts Receivable for a report on ALL of your outstanding accounts.

LBeck

That is exactly how I used to do it. Now I don't see any of those options available to me. What am I missing?

LBeck

UKR

LBeck said:

Ah, I've just had an epiphany! I was using the "standard menus" (recommended by Quicken). Once I switched back to "classic menus", I saw things as they used to be. WHY would Quicken do this to us?? 😜

There's more than one way to do things in Quicken ...

Quicken would like you to use the (newer) Tabs bar and its menus and action buttons instead of the traditional Classic Menu