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Posted by Ted on January 7, 2007, 10:22 am
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Since I have recently done this:
Export your vendor list and then export a customer list. I do it as two
tranasctions as it is easier to make adjustments in Excel.
Copy the vendor information to the customer fields, but make sure that any
custom fields are accounted for. I recently did this and my custom fields
did not transfer so I am not sure if it a quirk or QB does not transfer
custom fields.
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>>>N Owen wrote:
>>>> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> I have a one company (file) in Quickbooks that has a vendor list.
>>>>> These vendors will be my customers in a new company. Can I import the
>>>>> vendor list into the other file?
>>>>>
>>>>> Thanks!
>>>>>
>>>> From the original company, export the file. Then import in the new
>>>> company.
>>>
>>> Wouldn't they import as vendors since the export has them listed as
>>> such?
>>>
>>> I'd think the OP would need to export both a customer & vendor list and
>>> open in Excel.
>>>
>>> The customer list will give him the correct headers & field names so he
>>> can apply them in the vendor list file.
>>>
>>> Hope that makes sense.
>>
>>Your method sounds like how I would approach it.
>>
> I sure read her (Cherry's) post too quickly!!! And very possibly way too
> early in the morning!!!.
> N Owen
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