How Do I Print a Report of Invoices In Number Order To Identify Missing Invoice Numbers?

It’s relatively straightforward to prepare a report of invoices in number order and have QuickBooks automatically identify missing invoice numbers, such as where there are gaps in the sequence of numbers.

The key to preparing this report is to use another report as a building block. Identifying sequential transactions and those items missing from the list are common requirements for Banking reports. That causes the Missing Checks report to come to mind. This report is found on the Reports->Banking->Missing Checks menu selection.

Let’s start with this report. By default, this report asks you to specify a Bank account. Instead, simply choose an Accounts Receivable account.

QuickBooks Enterprise Solutions 10 Missing Checks

With the account selected, set a Filter for the Transaction Type. In the pulldown list on the left side of the Filters window, choose to include transactions having a Transaction Type of Invoice. If you have multiple Accounts Receivable accounts that you’d like to include, you can modify the Filter for Account on this screen as well. Although the Missing Checks report only allows you to select 1 account when first creating the report, you can select multiple accounts at this stage.

QuickBooks Enterprise Solutions 10 Transaction Type Filter

To complete the report, change the Report Title on the Header/Footer tab to reflect the actual contents of the report, which is a list of Missing Invoices.

QuickBooks Enterprise Solutions 10 Missing Invoices Header

The result is a list of invoices in invoice number order with each break in the sequence marked.

QuickBooks Enterprise Solutions 10 Missing Invoices Report

When the report is complete, click the Memorize… button to save these steps that created the report.

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