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Thanks for the details information, New2Online.
We can pull up two reports and collate them in Excel. First is the Transaction List by Customer which gives us all customer-related transactions that occurred within a period of time. The other report is the Purchases by Product/Service Detail that includes purchase totals for each type of item. The report lists the purchase transactions that contributed to each total.
The Transactions List by Customer report tells us what your customers purchased and the Purchases by Product/Service Detail helps us identify the inventory purchases made within the date range you set. You can follow the steps given by @Angelyn_T on how to customize the report and an article was also attached to it that can help you more on how to do so.
Once you've pull up and customized the report, you can click the Export icon at the upper-right of the report and select Export to Excel.
My colleagues and I are here to help you if you need more help. Take care always!
Thank you for reaching out to us here on the Community page, @New2Online.
I'm happy to help you today so you'll be able to run a report that shows the breakdown of your inventory purchases per customer.
At this time, you can open the Transaction List by Customer report to get the information you need. Just filter the transaction type you want to display on the report as well as the customer names, and the report's date range.
Here's how:
Once completed, you can now see the transactions/purchases recorded per customer.
On the other hand, when opening reports in QBO (Transaction Detail by Account) be sure to choose the correct Report period and try switching the accounting method from cash to accrual to get the information you need.
For additional reference about running and customizing reports in QBO, check out this article.
Get back to me if you have any other questions. I'm a few clicks away to help. Have a good day!
Hi Angelyn_T. Thank you for your message. I tried using the Transaction List by Customer report per your suggestion but it did not work. Let me explain by an example. I know I purchased Inventory parts in April that will be used on a job for customer "XYZ". On the QBO PO I noted customer "XYZ" in the Customer/Project field, which automatically carries through to the associated Bill and the Payment. The parts were received, billed, and paid for in April. However, when I run the Transaction List by Customer report for April, with "XYZ" selected for the customer, and selecting "All" for the Transaction Type, the report comes back empty.
It appears to me that the report is only working in the domain of income related transactions - invoices, payments, etc and not cost related - POs, bills, credit card payments, etc and that's why its not finding anything when you ask it to list any material purchases made for a customer.
BTW, I did find a way to get to the information I needed by going to the Chart of Accounts, selecting my Inventory account, then choosing "Run Report" from the dropdown. I can then customize that report to get the info I need. FYI, I tried the Transaction List by Customer report first thing, before I even submitted my question to the forum, as it seemed like the most logical choice. And it's very possible that I may still doing something wrong and that's why I can't get it to provide the info I'm looking for. If that is the case, please set me straight on what I need to do to make it work. Either way, thank you for replying to my post.
Thanks for the details information, New2Online.
We can pull up two reports and collate them in Excel. First is the Transaction List by Customer which gives us all customer-related transactions that occurred within a period of time. The other report is the Purchases by Product/Service Detail that includes purchase totals for each type of item. The report lists the purchase transactions that contributed to each total.
The Transactions List by Customer report tells us what your customers purchased and the Purchases by Product/Service Detail helps us identify the inventory purchases made within the date range you set. You can follow the steps given by @Angelyn_T on how to customize the report and an article was also attached to it that can help you more on how to do so.
Once you've pull up and customized the report, you can click the Export icon at the upper-right of the report and select Export to Excel.
My colleagues and I are here to help you if you need more help. Take care always!
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