I can help you correct your uploaded transactions, @chrissmck.
You can delete those incorrectly imported files in QuickBooks since importing IIF files or data in QuickBooks Desktop is an irreversible process.
You can either delete them one at a time, restore a backup copy dated before the import happened, or use a third-party tool to remove them for you.
I've listed the solutions below, so you can choose which way you'd go for:
Solution 1: Manually deleting transactions or lists.
- To remove transactions, click on Lists from the top menu bar and then select Chart of Accounts.
- Click to open the account that contains the transactions you want to delete.
- Scroll to the transaction in the account screen. QuickBooks displays transactions in date order, with the most recent at the top of the screen.
- Click to select the transaction you want to remove.
- Press Edit in the main menu and then click Delete.
- Click OK to confirm the action.
- Repeat this procedure for each transaction you want to delete.
- To delete lists, go back to the Lists menu and select the listing you want to remove.
Solution 2: Find the most recent backup of the company file before the import and restore it. For the steps to find the third-party app, backup, and how to restore it, refer to the links below:
Make sure to review the data before reimporting. Then, ensure to update QBDT to its latest release. Most of the time, performing this action can fix data issues.
I've collected these articles for reference with importing files in QuickBooks:
Keep me posted if you have any other concerns or questions about importing or exporting your data. I’ll be around ready to help you. Take good care, @chrissmck.
