Thank you for reaching out about the Serviced column not appearing in your reports in QuickBooks Desktop for Mac 2020. I understand the importance of accessing all relevant data, especially when managing invoices for your music instrument repair shop. I appreciate you bringing this to our attention, and I'd like to address your concern.
In QBDT the service date can't be displayed directly in the reports. However, you can create custom fields specifically for service dates. This will allow you to input the service date directly on each invoice, making it easier to track and reference in the future.
Alternatively, you can include the service date in the memo section of your transactions. This will ensure that the information is readily available and can be viewed in reports.
If you need to access the service date, you can double-click on each transaction within the report. This will open up the transaction details where you can view the service date.
Additionally, you may refer to this article to learn how to view and modify transactions: View and edit transactions in QuickBooks Desktop for Mac.
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