Voiding removes a journal entry from your ledger balance. Use it when an entry should not have been posted at all. This article covers voiding an entry that is in an open accounting period. Open the...
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Voiding removes a journal entry from your ledger balance. Use it when an entry should not have been posted at all. This article covers voiding an entry that is in an open accounting period.
| Related Records | Activity & audit | Void entire entry |
| Cancel | Void journal entry |
What happens after you void:
URBI and QuickBooks are shown separately. The journal entry can be saved as voided in URBI while QuickBooks is still pending or has failed to sync. Clicking the void action again while the first request is still processing shows that the first request is already processing.
| URBI | Saved |
| QuickBooks | Pending |
| History | Requester, approver, time, linked records |
To see voided entries again: Use the "Void" status filter in the General Ledger. Voided entries are not deleted, they are just hidden until you filter for them.
| Status filter | Void |
| JE-0104 | Void |