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Join nowHello there, @mboonzaayer. I understand the importance of keeping track of your transactions accurately. I'm here to help you.
When you create a group of classes in QuickBooks Online, we can utilize the parent class and name it "Rentals" then, you can add sub-classes under that parent class. To do so, here's how:
However, if you already created the classes you can Edit this to group them under a parent class. You can simply click the dropdown arrow under the Action column. This way, they will be added to the parent class.
You can also refer to the following articles for more details:
If you want to pull up reports to check sales, expenses, or profitability by business segment. You may check out the different reports by class in this article: Run reports by class and filter them. I'll show you how.
Here's an article for additional details: Customize reports in QuickBooks Online.
On the other hand, regarding utilizing an API, I suggest reaching out to our Product Developer through their Community forum. This is the place where developers, engage with others to discuss programming concerns. You can post your questions there. This way, our developers can provide you with ways and tips about the integration process.
Here's how:
I've also added this article for future reference: Reconcile an account in QuickBooks Online.
Visit us again if you have clarification about the process or any other QuickBooks-related concerns. Have a good one!
Consider having a Business Intelligent app as a workaround.
Thank you for the response. Unfortunately your proposed solution will not work for us. We already utilize the class hierarchy to define the ownership of each property. So the parent of each class is the LLC that owns that property. That cannot be changed as it is of primary necessity to be able to group the property by ownership for filing tax returns. Thus my question to be able to find other ways to group properties.
Hi there, mboonzaayer.
I know how important it is to create a group of classes when running reports. This option should save you a lot of time since this makes it much easier for you to manage hundreds of classes.
Creating a group of classes for your reports isn't possible. As a workaround, you can create a sub-class or run the report by class and filter it to include only the classes you want on your report as my colleague provided above.
You may also consider Fiat's suggestion to look for a third-party application that allows you to create a group of classes. Click the Apps menu or use this link to find one: QuickBooks Apps.
I've also included this article to help you export your report to Excel for more customization options in QuickBooks Online: Export your reports to Excel from QuickBooks Online.
You're always welcome to post again if you need further assistance in QuickBooks. We're available to help you at any time.
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