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On Tue, 16 Jan 2001 13:02:55 -0600, "Tom Muldoon"
<tmuldoon@certifiedtaxaccountant.com> wrote:

>Has anyone been successful with being able to purge the numerical entries
>out of a QuickBooks Pro 99 company, then being able to use the file to start
>a new company from zero but with the chart of accounts and customer data
>intact?

No, but it is easy to let export trial balance and customer lists 
into IIF format. This format can be imported into a new empty QB
file.

mike block
>
>Here are the circumstances.
>
>A client used QuickBooks to prepare invoices.  She entered the Customer
>information (i.e. name address, etal.)  and billing information.  She then
>used this information to issue invoices. However, she used another system
>for her accounting.  Now she wants to use QuickBooks to do her accounting
>including managing her Accounts Receivable.  The problem is that she has all
>of these entries that have been previously made which are now random in the
>company file.
>
>If a renamed copy is made of the company file, is there a way to purge the
>numerical information and retain the customer information.
>
>If not possible is there a way to alternatively transfer the customer data
>to a new company?
>
>Any suggestions or ideas will be greatly appreciated.
>
>Thanks.
>
>Tom Muldoon

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