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I want my Accounts List to print with a Tax Code and Status column. It always used to do that e ...

Hippopotamus

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David_Cree

Hello @Hippopotamus

I am happy that you are happy!

You are correct about either way to reorder columns.

cheers

David

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Hippopotamus

Dear Ali,

Thank you for your help, but I did all your steps up until "this will create a .TXT file..."

Maybe I should have left it saved in: Windows (C:) - windows - System32 which was what if offered,

but instead I saved it in My Documents under a folder I keep for notes on MYOB.

Anyway, what I saw was a Notepad document which was not very easy to read, the columns were not very

neat because some account names are longer than others, so that the Tax Codes weren't in a nice column, like they used to be when I would print an Accounts List straight from MYOB (the last time I printed an Accounts List (Summary) with AccountRight was 23.10.19 and it came out wonderfully, a nice report with the Current Balance, Tax Code and Status. Like, have AccountRight updates since October 2019 made it impossible to print a nice little Accounts List like I always have been able to do?)

You also say, "this will create a .TXT file which can be dragged onto an empty Excel worksheet to open it." I am so dumb, for what you've said, I would need step by step directions as I've never had to do any dragging of a file into an Excel worksheet. I can open up an Excel spreadsheet!! (Hopeful look on my face).

Thank you if you can help me further,

Hippo

AliK607

Hello @Hippopotamus ,

Assuming you are using Accountright,
You may be able to achieve this by using the 'Import/Export Tool' under the File menu at the top:

Be sure to select Export Data > Export 'Accounts' > Type 'Account Information' > 'Separate Data Using Tabs' > and include atleast the following fields in your export file (see screenshot)

This will create a .TXT file which can be dragged onto an empty Excel worksheet to open it.

Regards,

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