Tucked away in the corner of the Report Center screen in QuickBooks 2010 is a button called "Find More Reports" - an often overlooked but very powerful button.
Clicking the "Find More Reports" button transports you to the new QuickBooks Reports Library...
Here you will find an entire library of new reports that have been created by other QuickBooks users and QuickBooks ProAdvisors.
Within the library, you can search by the same categories you are used to seeing in QuickBooks, such as "company and financial", "customers and receivables" and more. You also have the ability to sort by the most recent, the most downloaded, and highest rated reports using the "sort by" button in the upper right hand corner of the screen.
HOW TO DOWNLOAD THESE REPORTS
Once you find a report of interest, simply create a folder on your computer to store the reports, click the download button and save the report in your newly created folder. Go to your reports folder, double-click on the report, and it will be added to your memorized reports menu. The process couldn't be any easier.
Some reports you may find of interest:
- Payments by Vendor
- Overhead as % of Total Income and Expenses
- Unapplied Customer Payments and Credits
- Sales by State
- Cash Flow Forecast by Quarter
- Many, many more...
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Scott Gregory is a specialist with QuickBooks Pro, Premier and Enterprise accounting software. He has been helping businesses "think beyond the ledger" for over 25 years.
Wow, I never thought about merging inventory parts. That could create a huge mess. We’ve spent so much time getting COGS right (for Average, FIFO/LIFO and Specific Identity), I feel pretty good after reading that :)
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