Sometimes while working on QuickBooks it start displaying an error message stating “Some Sales Orders or Estimates may be incorrectly marked as closed or display incorrect invoiced quantities”. This error indicates that QuickBooks has detected data corruption and some sales orders or estimates may be incorrectly marked as closed or display incorrect invoiced quantities. The solution is to locate the transactions causing this issue by running a verify and looking at the QBWin.Log file. If there are only a few records to fix, you can do it manually be going to each record and saving each record. If there are hundreds of transactions that need to be fixed, you are better off using a data recovery service to fix the issue.
To troubleshoot this error, you need to locate and repair the damaged transactions.
- Identify the affected transactions.
- Verify your company file’s data integrity by going to File > Utilities > Verify Data.
- To identify the corrupted transactions, open QBWin.log.
- A typical Sales Order or Estimate in QBWin.log will look like the image below. Write down the doc# for every damaged transaction.
- Create a Custom Transaction Detail report to locate the damaged transaction in QuickBooks.
- From the Reports menu, select Custom Reports and choose Transaction Detail.
- On the Display tab, set the date range for the affected transactions.
- In the Columns section, select Trans #.
- Go to the Filters tab.
- Search for and select the Transaction Type filter, then click the drop-down menu to select your desired transaction type.
- Search for and select the Posting Status filter, then choose Non Posting.
- To generate the report, click OK.
- In the upper right, select the Sort By drop-down and choose Trans #.
- Repair the affected transactions.
- Find the doc# on the report.
- QuickZoom (double-click) on the transaction.
- Follow these steps to repair the transaction. Tip! Adding a period to a field in a transaction and saving it is usually sufficient to repair the transaction. If that doesn’t work, try each of the repair solutions until you find one that works in your situation.
- Repeat steps 1-3 for all damaged transactions.
- To make sure all damaged transactions are now fixed, verify your data again.
If you are unable to resolve the error using the basic troubleshooting steps mentioned above, your data file is most likely to be corrupted and will need to be repaired using a Quickbooks Data Recovery Service, just click https://quickbooksrepairpro.com/Some-Sales-Orders-or-Estimates-may-be-incorrectly-marked-as-closed-or-display-incorrect-invoiced-quantities.aspx