You're welcome, @abcontile2. Let me share additional information on how entries reflect in QuickBooks Online.

In accounting, debit accounts track incoming funds and increase asset and expense accounts, whereas credit accounts record outgoing money and decrease asset and expense accounts while increasing liability, revenue, and equity accounts. This explains why your deposits appear in the Debit column and your checks in the Credit column. It's not an issue, but that's how it works in QBO. See this for more details: Debit vs. credit accounting: The ultimate guide.

Moreover, the amounts would also move right along when reordering the column headers on your register. We'd also appreciate it if you provide us with a screenshot of the things you're referring to. This helps us further investigate and guide you on the best action to take.

I'm adding an extra article about keeping your books in order: Reconcile an account in QuickBooks Online.

I'll be here if you have more questions regarding banking, printing, or QuickBooks. Have a good one!