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QuickBooks permits the use of account numbers for their chart of accounts, and this can be turned on or off at the user's discretion. My problem is trying to find a way to automatically pick my own sequence of numbers. I find it ludicrous that QB automatically assigns numbers in the 10000 plus range (5 digits). This is very awkward and cumbersome. Most businesses can work easily with 4 digits in their numbering system. The only way I know of to change that is to manually assign an account number to each individual account. Is there a way (like in Simply Accounting) to just click a button and select the number of digits of your choice?
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By: Sam Thackeron11/11/09 at 2:34 PM
QuickBooks 2010 Enhancements – Add/Edit Multiple List Entries
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My problem is trying to find a way to automatically pick my own sequence of numbers. I find it ludicrous that QB automatically assigns numbers in the 10000 plus range (5 digits). This is very awkward and cumbersome. Most businesses can work easily with 4 digits in their numbering system. The only way I know of to change that is to manually assign an account number to each individual account. Is there a way (like in Simply Accounting) to just click a button and select the number of digits of your choice?