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Hi there, rchipman62.
I'm happy to know that you're interested in using QuickBooks Enterprise. I can provide some insight about setting up inventory in this version that I'm sure you'll find helpful.
Yes, you can add these doors at 24 square foot each. To do this, we'll need to activate the Unit of Measure feature first, let me walk you through the steps on how to do it:
Next, we'll need to create the item (door) with the correct setup to ensure QuickBooks will calculate the right amount when you enter it on an invoice. The following steps will guide you through the process.
To create the inventory item:
To set up the unit of measure for this item:
All of this information and more is available from our guides on how to add items and how to use units of measures for items. That should do it. With these resources, I'm confident you'll be adding items in QuickBooks like a pro in no time!
Keep in touch with me here if there's anything else you need. I always got your back. Thanks for reaching out, wishing you and your business the best.
But what if you have more than 1 door at the same square footage?
Make and use Group items. You can read about this in Help. It even is seen in the sample file "Product-Based" = Rock Castle Construction.
Example:
The Group item exists with 1 door item, qty 1, 3 hinges (choice of brass or nickle or bronze, for example) and one lockset.
I order 5. You put this qty on the Group Item and everything increases times 5: 5 doors, 15 hinges, 5 locksets.
This is problem solving. I soled my problem with the help of this Answer.
Thanks & Regards,
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