Hello there, @Luluwawa.There are a few possible reasons for this issue. I can provide you troubleshooting steps you can try to help you import your invoice.
Ensure that your custom fields are set up correctly in QuickBooks and double-check the column headers in your Excel file. The column headers should match the exact names of the custom fields in QuickBooks. Any slight variation in spelling or capitalization can cause QuickBooks to not recognize the custom fields during the import process.
Additionally, verify that you are using the correct import template or mapping file. QuickBooks may require a specific file format or template for importing data, including custom fields. Check the QuickBooks documentation or support resources to ensure you are using the correct template.
Make sure you are using the latest version of QuickBooks. Updates and patches are released periodically to address bugs and improve functionality. Updating to the latest version may resolve any issues related to custom fields not appearing during the import process.
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