JournalEntries

Columns

Name	Type	ReadOnly	References	Filterable	Sortable	Description
Id [KEY]	String	True		true	true	The Id of the journal entry.
SyncToken	String	True		false	false	Version number of the object. It is used to lock an object for use by one app at a time. As soon as an application modifies an object, its SyncToken is incremented. Attempts to modify an object specifying an older SyncToken fails. Only the latest version of the object is maintained by QuickBooks Online.
MetaData_CreateTime	Datetime	True		true	true	The time the record was created.
MetaData_LastUpdatedTime	Datetime	True		true	true	The time the record was last updated.
DocNumber	String	False		true	true	The reference number for the transaction.
TxnDate	Date	False		true	true	The date entered by the user when this transaction occurred.
PrivateNote	String	False		false	false	A private note about the transaction. This note will not appear on the transaction records by default.
Adjustment	Boolean	False		false	false	The total amount of the transaction. This includes the total of all the charges, allowances, and taxes.
LineAggregate	String	False		false	false	An XML aggregate of the line items of a transaction.
TxnTaxDetail_TxnTaxCodeRef	String	False	TaxCodes.Id	false	false	The transaction tax code.
TxnTaxDetail_TotalTax	String	False		false	false	The total tax calculated for the transaction, excluding any tax lines manually inserted into the transaction line list.
TxnTaxDetail_TaxLineAggregate	String	False		false	false	An XML aggregate of tax line items.
TotalAmt	Decimal	True		false	true	The total amount of the transaction. Calculated by QuickBooks business logic; any value you supply is over-written by QuickBooks.
CurrencyRef	String	False		false	false	The Id of the currency used in the transaction.
CurrencyRef_Name	String	True		false	false	The name of the currency used in the transaction.
ExchangeRate	Decimal	False		false	false	The currency exchange rate. This field is only valid if the company file uses the multicurrency feature. In QuickBooks, exchange rates are always recorded as the number of home currency units it takes to equal one foreign currency unit. This field is available in only the UK, AU, IN, and CA editions.