I am tyring to import sales (ebay) from a CSV file into qbs as sales receipts. I don't need to map all customer info.
How do I import sales into quick books from a csv file?
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11/06/09 3:56pm PST
Data imports must be an IIF file & not a CSV file.
IIF File - http://support.quickbooks.intuit.com/support/Pages/KnowledgeBaseArticle/1...
Hope this helps. If so please mark solved, if not please ask more questions. Thanks!
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11/06/09 7:41pm PST
You should be able to open a CSV file in Excel. Then you can save Excel as an IIF file, and then import that into QB.
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Since you don't need the detail in QuickBooks, I would create a daily (or monthly) sales receipt and enter the totals.
This will keep your QuickBooks neat and your data entry simple.
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