Journal history offers All, Assets, Liabilities, Equity, Revenues and Expenses views. Choose the account type relevant to your review, then open individual journals to inspect the full entry. A journal can involve several types of accounts in its debit and credit lines.
Use All when you need the broad company history or when a record is missing from a narrower view. Check the date, status and search filters at the same time. The selected account type is one part of the view, not a separate company ledger.
For an illustrative review of an asset purchase, the entry may also include a liability or cash account. Reading only the account label in a list is insufficient to understand the complete adjustment. Open the journal lines and compare both sides with its source evidence.
The export follows the current history filters. Before sharing a download, record which account-type view you used so another reader does not mistake it for all company activity. Keep corrections traceable through the original journal and any linked reversal rather than trying to hide an entry by changing its classification.
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