This would make sense to implement given you can already filter by reconciled, auto-reconciled, and unreconciled status. I don't see why you wouldn't also have a filter for 'deleted' status.
Context:
Sometimes Xero doesn't allow a bank statement line to import as it thinks it is a duplicate. In this instance, I want to find and 'restore' that bank statement line (assuming I have confirmed this was not a duplicate).
Additionally, Xero does not tell the user which bank statement line wasn't imported. It only tells you how many were not imported.
It can be time consuming trying to identify the false duplicate outside of xero in your original bank statement csv file.
2 solutions:
the 'deleted' status filter would help save time here, as would an indication from Xero on which bank lines were not imported in the initial attempt.
Bruce Dent
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This would make sense to implement given you can already filter by reconciled, auto-reconciled, and unreconciled status. I don't see why you wouldn't also have a filter for 'deleted' status.
Context:
Sometimes Xero doesn't allow a bank statement line to import as it thinks it is a duplicate. In this instance, I want to find and 'restore' that bank statement line (assuming I have confirmed this was not a duplicate).
Additionally, Xero does not tell the user which bank statement line wasn't imported. It only tells you how many were not imported.
It can be time consuming trying to identify the false duplicate outside of xero in your original bank statement csv file.
2 solutions:
the 'deleted' status filter would help save time here, as would an indication from Xero on which bank lines were not imported in the initial attempt.