The journal history CSV provides accounting lines for the selected view. It includes entry references, dates, status, source, account details, debit and credit amounts and currency, with descriptions subject to your access. Review the filters before downloading.
- Select the correct company and open journal history.
- Set the account-type, status, search and date controls for the required scope.
- Use the download control and choose CSV where available.
- Open the file and compare its scope and totals with the history you intended to share.
A journal can occupy several export rows because each line retains its own account and amount. Do not count line rows as though every row were a separate journal. Use the entry reference to group them when reviewing the file.
Export permission is checked separately from the ability to read a page. Hidden descriptions remain restricted in the exported data. If the download is unavailable, ask the company administrator to review your access instead of copying another person's private file or assuming the export should expose more detail than the screen.
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