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How to Unvoid an Invoice in Xero

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It is very easy to unvoid an invoice in Xero by copying and reactivating it as a new invoice. Here’s a quick guide on how to do it:

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  1. On Xero's main dashboard, head over to the top menu bar and click 'Business'.
  2. Choose 'Invoices' from the list of options.
  3. After that, click the 'Search' button at the top-right corner.
  4. Tick the checkbox beside 'Include Deleted & Voided' and then click 'Search to proceed.
  5. Following that, find and open the invoice you wish to unvoid.
  6. Tap the 'More Options' button at the top-right corner.
  7. Subsequently, click 'Copy to Draft Invoice'.
  8. Review the invoice details and make some changes if necessary. Once done, tap 'Approve & Email' or 'Save & Close'.
  9. After completing these steps, the void Xero invoice will be copied as a new invoice and reactivated.
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