Good day, Zanda. Working with a currency you don't intend to work with can be a time-consuming task. Don't worry, QuickBooks is designed to help you save time and I'll be happy to give you a hand. Based on what you've described, I recommend creating a new dummy invoice and printing/previewing that to see if it's reflecting the correct currency. The reason I suggest this is that when you make changes to a customer or invoice, the changes may not reflect on the old invoices, instead they'll show up on new invoices that you create.
QuickBooks allows you to edit columns using the ones that are already included in the program. Here's how:
- Click on the Gear icon.
- Select Custom form styles.
- Click Edit on an existing form or New to create a new one.
- Navigate to the Content tab.
- Click the middle section of the preview on the right.
- Check or uncheck the columns from here.
- Click Done to save.
Check out this article here for more info: Customize invoices, estimates, and sales receipts in QuickBooks Online. Feel free to as other questions, I'm here to help.
