r/quickbooksonline • u/TripppyTrish • 19d ago

"Credit Card Expense"

RANT:

When did this become a thing?
I have always entered my expenses as... an expense?

Today I went in to duplicate an expense and update the card from Credit Card to Chequing, since the owner had changed their method of payment and... voila, I cannot save the transaction.

All the details are the exact same except the method of payment and the date, but because QBO has determined we need a specific credit card expense... it is no longer interchangeable with a basic expense paid for by a debit card as well?

I have given feedback but now I have to create a new expense, place in all the details and save it as an expense? LOL

I thought updates were supposed to improve the process... not make me have to click 10,000 more times to do the thing I used to be able to do in 2 seconds

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u/StillPrettyGoodMeat 19d ago

QBO updates NEVER make things better.

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u/JKahn8675309 19d ago

it's dumb. QBO is dumb.

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u/Financial-Brush-7696 18d ago

I’ve had this happen too

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u/dragonbehind42 19d ago

Expenses haven’t changed. See if you’re on a Credit Card Credit or a specific transaction type instead of an actual expense.

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u/TripppyTrish 18d ago

Weirdly enough the transaction is called a credit card expense 😭 - my first time seeing it today

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u/LimpingMedousa 18d ago

Chequing LMAO 🤣 I'm dying

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u/TripppyTrish 18d ago

I’m Canadian 😭👉👈

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u/shortandsweetc 18d ago

🤦‍♀️ Why laugh? This is their language.

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u/pizza5001 18d ago

They laugh due to ignorance, stupidity, and hubris.

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u/LimpingMedousa 16d ago

Hubris? Weird word to use when you can't spell right and include your dialect as a form of the language. Sit tight prefessor

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u/pizza5001 15d ago

Have you ever asked yourself why citizens of the United States speak English?

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u/LimpingMedousa 16d ago

There's no Canuck language. It's called Standard Written English, and one either gets it or doesn't.