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Are you as frustrated as I am by having to constantly resize your screen widths in QuickBooks desktop products (Pro, Premier and Enterprise)?
If you are, please take just a moment and share your thoughts on this topic with the developers at QuickBooks by clicking Help > Send Feedback Online > Bug Report (these clicks are to be done directly within your QuickBooks when it is running...)
Do it now while you're thinking of it!
Maybe, just maybe, this issue will get into the programming queue and be fixed once and for all (I have no idea as to why it has taken years and is still not resolved - @Intuit, any feedback you can share here?)
We can dream, can't we?
If anyone has found a solution to this ongoing problem with QuickBooks, please share it with us. Please....
Looking for a better understanding of how to set up and track assemblies and groups/kits in QuickBooks Premier, or Enterprise?
Ever found yourself trying to figure out why the on-hand quantity of an item went negative?
Wanted to see the invoices and payments for a customer during a particular period of time?
Been in search of the transaction details for inventory, customers or vendors?
If so, the QuickBooks Quick Report is something you'll want to have in your tool kit! (this is found in QB Pro, Premier and Enterprise - if it exists in QuickBooks Online, I don't see it...)
ACCESSING THE QUICKREPORT
For example, let's say that you want to see the history for an inventory part in QuickBooks.
Simply find the part in your item list, highlight it, click the Reports box at the bottom of the item list, then click QuickReport (or CTRL + Q if you prefer keyboard shortcuts). You'll get a report that looks like this:
As you can see, this provides a great way to visualize exactly what happened with this item during the period.
The same concept applies if you want to see what happened with a customer and/or jobs. Simply find the customer/job, right click on the name, choose QuickReport, and you'll get a report that looks like this (in this example, I did a QuickReport on the main customer and all the jobs for that customer):
Hopefully having this report in your tool kit will help you save time while working in QuickBooks each week!
Want to take a closer look at the new features that Intuit has baked into QuickBooks Desktop Enterprise 2018?
My video will provide you with the quick tour you've been looking for to see what's inside:
ADDITIONAL QUICKBOOKS DESKTOP ENTERPRISE RESOURCES FOR YOU:
Your "go to guy" for figuring out how to use QuickBooks Enterprise, Pro and Premier software in your business
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