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You can open the Sales by Customer Detail report to see the report of your sales and the Product/Service List to look for the costs of the items.
To open the Sales by Customer Detail report:
To open the Product/Service List report:
If you wish to view the details together, you can export both reports to Excel and customize it from there.
I understand the importance of seeing both information in one report. I'll pass along this to our engineers so they'll get more ideas on how to improve QuickBooks and ensure to give our customers the best experience.
Please know that you also have the option to memorize reports in QuickBooks Online, for your reference, you can read this article: Memorize reports.
Let me know if you have any other questions. I'm a post away to help. Happy weekend!
In QBO, they've three product/service types:
With Inventory type, when you run the Profit and Loss (or other reports) on the accrual basis, you will see Revenue and Cost on the same Transaction Journal as you want. But if you run the report on a cash basis, you will not see both on the same report. So, you must run the Accrual basis report.
With the Non-inventory type and Service type, that's NOT possible. On these two types, when you create Sales forms, you will see the Revenue side only on the Transaction Journal. You will not see the Cost side, that comes directly only when you enter the expenses.
Hope this helps!
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