Before getting too far in why or why not the 'unvoid' works, I'd ask:
1. Why do you have 100s of voided transactions? Voiding is not a
'normal' condition. This should be very rare.
2. Why then do you need to 'unvoid' them?
3. Why would you void, then unvoid, then delete?
If you want to maintain a trail without editing or deleting, the proper
action is to reverse a transaction. You can of course, always reverse a
reversal if you mistakenly reversed it the first time.
If you keep having to do these steps, I'd say, "slow down" when doing
your entries in the first place.
Finally, there is no rule you can't just edit a transaction. But I do
understand why some folks prefer to make correcting transactions
instead. (like the old pen & paper days)
Regards,
Adrien
On 12/9/25 6:02 PM, Ram Vilas Gupta wrote:
Most of the time I have to mark some transactions as Void. After marking
such transactions, if I wish to mark this transaction as Unvoid; it is not
being done for the reason best known to you. *As a sample attached
herewith a screenshot showing one Void transaction categorised in Imbalance
Category.*
*I wish to mark this transaction as Unvoid. Now the main problem is that I
am unable to mark it as Unvoid. Moreover I am unable to Delete these
transactions. I have hundreds of such transactions, which are not being
marked as "Unvoid". As an alternative, even I am unable to delete this
transaction. *
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