credit weeks and reports

Hello, @geraconcrete54. 

I hope your evening is going well so far. To properly assist you with your question, what credit weeks are you referring to specifically? After I've received this information, I'll be able to determine the best answer for your business. 

In the meantime, you can try to customize the report to see if that helps. Here's how: 

1. Go to the Reports menu. 
2. Run a report. 
3. Press Customize Report in the top left-hand corner of the reports window. 
4. Once you're done, click OK. 

It's that easy. 

I want to make sure all of your concerns are addressed as soon as possible. I'll be waiting for your response. 

the weeks the employees have worked in a quarter period...as from january to march. which would be 12. how do i show this in a report. I know it can be done just forgot how to do it....it was a little complicated...which some things with QB are. OR some things we had with QB are gone. You change stuff.

Thanks for getting back with additional information, geraconcrete54.

I'd be happy to help you get the report you need. Let's run the Employee Time & Cost report in QuickBooks Desktop. This provides your employees timesheet information and you can customize the date by quarter. I'll show you how to do it below:

1. Go to the Reports menu at the top and choose Employees & Payroll.
2. Choose More Payroll Reports in Excel.
3. Select Employee Time & Cost.
   
4. An excel report will open. You may need to click the Enable Content button to proceed.
   
5. From the QuickBooks Timesheet Report in Excel window, select Custom from the Dates section. Enter the From and To dates (January to April).
6. Click Create Report.
   

Find out more about managing reports in QuickBooks Desktop through the following articles:

• Understand reports.
• Customize reports in QuickBooks Desktop.

The Community is always open if you have other questions. Get back to me if you have one and I'd be happy to help. Wishing you have a wonderful day ahead.

not what I am looking for. I do not  keep track of time and jobs on QB. This can be done. If only I could get back to my early questions where it was answered but I cant and no one seems to know the answer now. QB has changed for me for the worst. It seems you worry about certain types of businesses as retail etc and not others and take out what we use and give us what we dont use anymore.

thumbs down to your solution charies it suks

let me put this simple for you. I need it to display in reports for payroll and employees...weeks   like hours, rate......

Thanks for the details, @geraconcrete54.

You can use the payroll summary report and filter it to show in weeks. Let me walk you through how.

1. Go to Reports, then Employees & Payroll.
2. Select Payroll Summary.
3. Change the Dates drop-down to your desired date.
4. Choose Week in the Show Columns drop-down (see image below).
5. Click Refresh.

With these steps, you're able to view your employees' payroll in weeks, hours, and rates. You can learn about creating payroll summary report at this link: Create a payroll summary report.

We also have a guide on Excel based payroll reports that I'm sure you'll find helpful. It contains several Excel reports available in QuickBooks and the steps on how to generate them.

That's all there is to it. Let me know if you have other questions or concerns. I'll be here to help you every step of the way. Take care and have a lovely weekend ahead.

sorry thats not it either

it will show across just like    rate   hours  week  but just like hours or rate will have a number down below