I am making the best usage of QuickBooks for maintaining the accounting tasks in the systematic ways. QuickBooks is extremely simple and efficient in using, so countless users are using it for various accounting purposes. When I try to export the data to excel, I am hardly facing QuickBooks Won't Export to Excel. This error is one of the most complicated errors, which is making me more annoying and worrying. This error occurs when my software is not able to recognize the Excel that is installed in the computer system. The main reason of this error is possible when I try to update my QuickBooks, accounting tool. When update process becomes unsuccessful, I am facing problem unable to Export to excel from QuickBooks desktop. This error is certainly a big problem for me. Hence, I am trying to recognize the actual reasons, but unable to find out them. So anyone can provide the simple methods to fix QuickBooks won’t export to excel error.
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Step 1: Update QuickBooks Desktop
Make sure your version of QuickBooks is up-to-date. After you update, open QuickBooks and export a report:
Go to the Reports menu and open any report on the list.
Select the Excel button. All export options, including Excel, should be available. You can also update QuickBooks Nonprofit Desktop according to convenience
Step 2: Check QuickBooks system requirements
Each version of QuickBooks Desktop works with specific versions of Microsoft Office. Check the system requirements for your version of QuickBooks: 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020.
If your version of Microsoft Office isn't compatible, you'll need to upgrade.
Step 3: Repair Microsoft Office
Follow the steps from Microsoft to repair Microsoft Office.
Then go back into QuickBooks and export a report.
Step 4: Reinstall QuickBooks
Microsoft Office and Excel need to be installed on your computer before you install QuickBooks. If you didn't install Microsoft Office first, uninstall and reinstall QuickBooks Desktop Enterprise.
When you're done, go back into QuickBooks and export a report.
Regards, Caleb