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Hello Yellow_Submarin,
These items are part of your budget report regardless if they have associated amounts or not. I'd recommend sending feedback to our Product Development Team. You can click the Gear icon in the upper-right corner and select Feedback. They'll always consider your ideas for product updates.
You might want to export the budget report to Excel and manipulate the line items from there.
You can also use video in this article as your navigation guide: How to Export Reports to Excel.
I'd be around if you need anything else.
Thanks for your response but what doesn't make sense is that there is a filter to exclude non zero items. By choosing it, it eliminates non zero items BUT when saving the report, it doesn't include this filtered setting. Thus, it seems like a bug, don't you agree?
Hello, Yellow_Submarin.
Allow me to share some information concerning saving a budget report for non zero line items in QuickBooks Online.
I can definitely see how this option would be useful when saving a budget report. However, this feature isn't currently offered in QuickBooks Online. As a team with a massive roadmap, we have to pick new features based on the value they’ll add to the most users possible. I encourage you to send feedback regarding features and options you'd like to see implemented in future product updates.
We share recent happenings and future developments on our blog. Through this, you're able to get the latest news about QBO and what our Product Care Team is working on https://quickbooks.intuit.com/blog/.
For additional help, feel free to reach out to our Customer Care Team. You can get our most updated contact number here: https://quickbooks.intuit.com/community/Getting-Started/Get-help-with-QuickBooks-Online/m-p/185932.
I'll be around to help if you need anything else. Have a good one.
I will send feedback as you suggest but just to be clear, I am not asking for a new feature. Rather, I am reporting what appears to be a bug. Namely, the report I want is available, it just can't be saved. Clearly that is not the intent of the programmers and is thus a bug.
Thank you for getting back to us, Yellow_Submarin.
I'd be glad to lend a hand. I want to make sure you get the support you deserve.
Can you provide a screenshot so I'll be able to get a better view of the issue? It also helps me make sure that I provide you with the best solution.
I'll keep an eye out for your reply. Have a great rest of the week.
Thank you. A screen shot won't help as much as a more complete description, so here goes:
1) All reports in QBO allow filtering. You simply click the gear button and choose a filter
2) In this case, I am excluding non zero items
3) The budget than shows exactly like I want it - only items with amounts are shown.
4) I then click the Save report button and the report structure should be saved, along with all filters and customizations. That is the normal behavior for all reports.
5) However, in this case, Saving the report does not end up saving the non zero filter, and thus must be reset every time the Saved report is opened.
Thus, this appears to be a bug, since the behavior is not consistent with saving other customizations.
Thanks
I'll make sure this reach to our engineers so they can investigate and work for a fix, Yellow_Submarin.
Thanks for the detailed feedback. Please let us know if you need anything else.
Sounds good. Thank you
There are line items in my budget that have a zero. On the Company>Planning & Budgeting>Set up Budgets window. I would like to clear them out so they are blank instead of zero. I keep clearing them and saving and they keep coming back to haunt me. Since they won't clear in the budget set up, they also won't clear in the "Budgets vs Actual" reports. Specifically, if it matters, the accounts I am struggling with are head accounts that have subaccounts, that would not have a budget of their own. Is that possibly why they won't clear? If I start a brand new budget, the zeroes are also still there, unless I start a new budget without a Class feature. It seems like the issue is either stemming from the Subaccount/Main Account situation or the Class feature option. I am wondering if we can start honing in on this issue with some more specific details?
Hi TCVancouver,
Thanks for joining us here. I can see the benefit of removing the zero's from your budgeting reports. However, these are set by default. I encourage you to submit feedback to our Development Team for future updates.
Feel free to reach out again, should any other questions come to mind. We're always happy to assist!
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