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Hi,
This is driving me round the bend as I can get the report that I want, can someone help please.
I'm trying to enter up actual income figures into last year's budget to help me formulate one for this year, but I can't find a way to produce a report that lists last year's income for each income type separately.
There is some breakdown, but most of it is just appearing as general sales with no indication of what it was for.
I've spent the last hour and half on this, and I can't find what I'm looking for.
Please help before I throw something through the window in frustration!!!!
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I've got your back, @RFBSDot. I'm here to help you formulate your budget using the actual income figures of the prior year.
In QuickBooks Online, you can create a budget based on your actual data. There's an option to pre-fill data from the previous or current year.
First, you'll need to make sure the beginning of your financial year is set. Follow these steps:
Once done, create your budget using your last year's actual data.
If you don't wish to pre-fill data, you can base your budget on the prior year's Budgets vs. Actuals report. It'll list last year's income and expense types separately.
Here's how:
You can also export this report to Excel. This way, you'll be able to compare your data efficiently while creating a budget. Click the Export icon and select Export to Excel.
You can always post a comment here if you need more help with running reports. I'd be happy to help, @RFBSDot.
I've got your back, @RFBSDot. I'm here to help you formulate your budget using the actual income figures of the prior year.
In QuickBooks Online, you can create a budget based on your actual data. There's an option to pre-fill data from the previous or current year.
First, you'll need to make sure the beginning of your financial year is set. Follow these steps:
Once done, create your budget using your last year's actual data.
If you don't wish to pre-fill data, you can base your budget on the prior year's Budgets vs. Actuals report. It'll list last year's income and expense types separately.
Here's how:
You can also export this report to Excel. This way, you'll be able to compare your data efficiently while creating a budget. Click the Export icon and select Export to Excel.
You can always post a comment here if you need more help with running reports. I'd be happy to help, @RFBSDot.
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