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Buy nowI appreciate you returning to this thread and providing us screenshots, @blueview1901. I'll outline the step-by-step process for splitting a single deposit into invoiced and non-invoiced revenue.
Once you've created invoices for the two transactions amounting to ($125 and $150), we can proceed with redoing the changes you've made and editing the current bank deposit. This time, let's ensure to include line items for the invoiced and non-invoiced amounting to $400 and associate it with the same customer:
Once done, let's link the deposit to the invoices to mark them as paid:
Moreover, you can run financial reports in QBO and get an overview of your business performance.
Please comment below if you need further assistance splitting a single deposit into different sales transactions. Have a productive day.