How to Delete a Bank Entry in the Online Statement | Sapling

How to Delete a Bank Entry in the Online Statement

Written By
Kayla Lowe
Kayla Lowe
Jul 15, 2011
2 minute read

Money management systems allow you to input your information from your bank statements. They keep track of your revenue and expenses, and generate a variety of reports that help you keep track of your earnings and spending. All the entries in your statements must be correct for the software to provide you an accurate reading. If you happen to have an incorrect bank entry listed, you can delete it with relative ease.

QuickBooks

Step 1

Open the QuickBooks Online Banking Center by clicking "Banking," "Online Banking" and then "Online Banking Center."

Step 2

Click the name of the account that contains the bank entry you want to delete from the "Items Received" section.

Step 3

Click "Select Items to Delete." Select the bank entry you want to delete.

Step 4

Click "Delete Selected." Click "Yes."

Microsoft Money

Step 1

Launch Microsoft Money. Click "Account List."

Step 2

Right-click "Tranactions to Read." Click "Select Transactions." Select the entry you want to delete.

Step 3

Click "Delete." Click "OK."

Quicken

Step 1

Access your Quicken account. Select the account register containing the entry you want to delete.

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Step 2

Click the entry you want to delete to highlight it.

Step 3

Right-click the highlighted entry. Click "Delete" from the options that appear.

Kayla Lowe

Kayla Lowe has been a freelance writer since 2008. She writes for various online publications and is also the author of the book "Maiden's Blush," a Christian-fiction romance novel. Lowe is pursuing a degree in elementary education.

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