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@Idarac &nbsp;- You are very welcome and I was pleased to assist.
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@Idarac  - You are very welcome and I was pleased to assist.

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We currently have an Access Invoicing application which uploads invoices to our Quickbooks companyfile. All OK if run in an local environment.<br />
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But we are moving our Quickbooks to the cloud and we still want to upload he invoices to the Quickbooks file, Currently we are using the QODBC driver to connect and upload data.<br />
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Anyone have any ideas?
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We currently have an Access Invoicing application which uploads invoices to our Quickbooks companyfile. All OK if run in an local environment.

But we are moving our Quickbooks to the cloud and we still want to upload he invoices to the Quickbooks file, Currently we are using the QODBC driver to connect and upload data.

Anyone have any ideas?

Quickbooks in the cloud

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QuickBooks

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