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Applying vendor credits to multiple invoices in Quickbooks 2014

Hello,

I am trying to apply multiple vendor credits to multiple invoices. In other words i have 7 invoices to which I want to apply my 3 vendor credits. QuickBooks will not lump the invoices together. It shows the correct total sum; however, only looks at the last checked invoice.

Is there a way to do this? What would be the proper procedure?

Any help would be appreciated.
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I had to apply credits to each invoice idividually.QuickBooks did the sorting. No paper copies.
I understand. There is just no automatic way (so no QuickBooks way) to spread 7 things across 3 other things because the rule could be any allocation whatever.

So QuickBooks cannot do it and you will have to do it manually however it is best for you.
I've requested that this question be deleted for the following reason:

The answer which I found myself was to apply credit to each invoice separately and let QuickBooks do the rest. No copies.
I have offered the correct and proper answer to this question and the author has done what I suggested (that is manually) in http:#a40241695 and should be accepted accordingly.
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What intuit needs to do is to FIX THE PROBLEM!  Not give us a useless answer.   I already figured out on my own how to apply the credit to each invoice, one at a time.  I'm looking for a way to do this action quickly and easily.

Intuit, are you listening?