1) I clarified it and others seemed to be able to figure out what I was talking about without making the assumption you did.

2) I'm not "surprised that not everything migrates despite all the warnings in the instructions" I am talking about ONE thing that is very specific. The items and prices DO migrate, as do the recurring transactions using those prices. There is no indication that the foreign key relationship between those things does not migrate. 

3) "should have updated your needed updates (pricing in recurring transactions) in the desktop company file PRIOR to exporting to Online" Nope, that doesn't do any good. Updating the prices in the Quickbooks 2016 pro desktop application will NOT update recurring invoices in either the Quickbooks 2016 pro desktop application nor in the online version. Also the Quickbooks 2016 pro desktop application does NOT have the "update prices in future invoices" checkbox, so doing that would be a waste of time. Even if I went back and did that, checking the update box on a prices item would not apply it to those recurring invoices.

You're making assumptions and then getting passive-aggressive about it when YOU didn't understand what was being asked. I could update all the prices in the Quickbooks 2016 pro desktop application, then blow away my online company, and then re-migrate it, it will still not solve any problem that I've posed here.

Your last post was completely unhelpful.