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How can you print memo fields in split transactions?
TateG
Often our HOA makes deposits consisting of many checks from different individuals. We split the transactions and put the name of the check writer in the memo field along with the split value. I have found no way to show it in a report or export this information to another program such as excel. It's of little value if you have to physically open each split to see the data.
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q_lurker
It is commonly recommended in your type of setup to maintain an "Undeposited Funds" account. The actual checks from the individuals get recorded as received into that account. Then deposit into the bank is a transfer from that "Undeposited Funds" account to the bank account. -- FWIW
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TateG
Often our HOA makes deposits consisting of many checks from different individuals. We split the transactions and put the name of the check writer in the memo field along with the split value. I have found no way to show it in a report or export this information to another program such as excel. It's of little value if you have to physically open each split to see the data.
Sherlock
To show the memo field of a split entry in a
Transaction
report, I suggest you select
Reports > Banking> Transaction
, press
Alt + C
, check
Show splits
, and select
OK
.
To export the report for excel, press
Alt + E
and select
Export to excel workbook (.xlsx)
.
q_lurker
It is commonly recommended in your type of setup to maintain an "Undeposited Funds" account. The actual checks from the individuals get recorded as received into that account. Then deposit into the bank is a transfer from that "Undeposited Funds" account to the bank account. -- FWIW
TateG
Thanks. Worked like a charm.
barbv
I have quicken 2009. Alt C does not offer me print split items. Is there another way?
Jim_Harman
That is a very old version of Quicken.
The shortcuts may be different, but what
@Sherlock
is saying is to customize the Banking Transaction report and on the Display tab, check the Show Splits box.
If you are just printing one account, you can open the account's register, go to File > Print <account name> and select Print Split Transactions on the Print dialog that opens.
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