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May 3, 2017 at 1:45 am #81758 Reply

Felix

Hi,

Great video! I used to work for a company that uses Netsuite, I need something very similar. I was told the quickbooks is best for a new business. I have excel sheets from different vendors with my cost, then retail prices. Can I transfer all the data or will I have to key in each item? Keep in mind there are three different prices involved. My cost, retail price, my selling price with additional discounts. Also do I always have to select the drop down box? We are talking about thousands of items, can I just type the name and it pops up? or the item number?

May 30, 2017 at 4:38 pm #85010 Reply

Crystalynn Shelton
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Hi Felix, apologies for the delayed response. I’m glad you enjoyed our video tutorials! You can absolutely import information from an Excel spreadsheet into QuickBooks. This works for not only your products and services list but also your vendors and customers. I created the following video’s that walk you through how to import customer and vendor data into QuickBooks Online. The steps are almost identical for products and services.

Setup/Import Customers:https://fitsmallbusiness.com/set-up-customers-quickbooks-online/
Setup/Import Vendors:https://fitsmallbusiness.com/set-up-vendors-quickbooks-online/

Thank you for reading and commenting!

Crystalynn
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