Important: Except for invoices and credit memos, only unprinted transactions (that is, not assigned a reference number) from a closed year can be printed, follow Section 4 for a workaround for other types of transactions.
Section 1: Invoices and Credit Memos
Option 1: Batch Print
- Select Reports & Forms, Forms, and then select Invoices and Packing Slips or Credit Memos.
- Select the form you want to print, and then click Preview and Print.
- Select Printed invoices or Printed credit memos.
- Enter the remaining criteria on the Print/E-mail tab.
- Select Refresh List.
- Clear box for any transactions you do not wish to print or e-mail.
- Select Print/E-mail.
Option 2: From the Task Window
- Open the Sales Invoice or Credit Memo you would like to reprint.
- Select the down arrow next to the Print icon and select Select Invoices to Print or Select Credit Memo to Print.
- Follow Steps 4 through 7 in Option I.
Section 2: Unprinted checks, invoices, or credit memos
- Select Reports & Forms, Forms, and then select the type of form you wish to print.
- Select the form you wish to use, and then click Preview and Print.
For invoices and credit memos, select Unprinted invoices or Unprinted credit memos. - Set the criteria on the Print/E-mail tab as desired.
- Select Refresh List.
- Clear box for any transactions you do not wish to print or e-mail, and then click Print/E-mail.
Note: Sections 1 and 2 also work from an Archived company.
Section 3: Purchase Orders from closed years that have PO numbers
Note: If you change the date, you will not be able to change the date back to a date in a closed year. The following procedure is not reversible.
- Open the Purchase order from the closed year.
- Change Date to be within your current open years.
- Select Save.
- Close Purchase Order.
- Open Purchase Order, and then Print.
- Confirm the Purchase Order printed as expected.
Section 4: Other Transaction Types
- In order to print or e-mail any other type of transaction or report, you must restore a backup made before the year was closed.
- The backup should be restored to a new company, so that your current data is not overwritten.
- Refer to How to restore a backup
Note: A workaround would be to take a screenshot of the invoice and paste into Microsoft Word or Paint and print.