Take a look at http://www.qodbc.com/default.htm (or do a Google on
+quickbooks +odbc for other alternatives)
Once you've got a DSN set up, you should be able to write to QuickBooks as
though it were any other table in your database.

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>I would like to design an Access database that would allow me to enter data
> and upload some of that data into QuickBooks to generate invoices for
> customers and order forms for vendors.
Kevin Nelson - 24 Aug 2005 17:56 GMT
I have been working in a similar, if not the exact same, thing for
about a week now and have not been able to figure out how to configure
Access to post SQL statements to QODBC. The idea is to have the
end-user input data into a table in Access and then have Access post
that data to an Invoice. I have seen their tutorial for saving new
records/creaing a multiline invoice, and it was not very helpful to me.
Any more insight would be greatly appreciated.
> Take a look at http://www.qodbc.com/default.htm (or do a Google on
> +quickbooks +odbc for other alternatives)
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> > and upload some of that data into QuickBooks to generate invoices for
> > customers and order forms for vendors.