Thanks for joining this thread, @Bajasur. I can share some information about the conversion process from QuickBooks Online (QBO) to QuickBooks Desktop (QBDT),
Yes, your QuickBooks Online information is still intact even if you convert to QuickBooks Desktop. Also, please know that things will look different after you export your data.
In case you want to convert the file now, I'd be glad to provide you the actions to be taken in converting a QuickBooks Online file to QuickBooks Desktop.
All you have to do ispurchasethe QBDT version that will suit your needs and theninstallit on your device.
Once done, you can now start export data. This can be done using thesupported browsers: Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft Edge, or Safari. Beforehand, know that there arelimitations when you convert your file, including the attachments, audit trail, and recurring transactions.
Here's how to export them:
- Go to theGear icon, then selectExport dataunderTools.
- Select theReportsorListsyou want to export.
- Click onLearn morelink under theMoving to QuickBooks Desktop?section.
- Tap onDownload company dataunderMoving to QuickBooks Desktop?window.
- HitGet Startedto continue the process.
If you're unable to export your data, pulling the direct URLs from Chrome to Internet Explorer will route you to the correct page. Use the following link to initiate the download:http://qbo.intuit.com/app/exportqbodatatoqbdt
Refer to this article to complete the process:Export your QuickBooks Online data to QuickBooks Desktop.
For additional reference on how you can navigate the desktop version, I also suggest visiting the following article:Get QuickBooks Desktop user guides. This lets you see all the topics on how to efficiently manage your income, expenses, inventory, and your desktop company file.
Feel free to post back again if you have other questions about the conversion process or any QuickBooks related. I’d be more than willing to lend you a hand. Have a nice day!
