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There isn't a way. Balance sheets don't do that.
Thanks for getting back to us in the Community, @Barbie7. I'm happy to address your concern about separating the debits and credits on balance sheet report in QuickBooks Desktop.
I appreciate you following the steps provided by my colleague above. Yes, I agree with the balanced debit and credit amounts that appear on your end after trying the steps above.
Check out this article for further details about managing memorized reports in QBDT.
Also, if you run into issues opening the memorized reports, you can refer to this article for ways to fix it: The memorized report does not open or opens a different report.
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Please let me know if you need clarification about reports in QBDT or if there's anything else I can do for you. I'll be standing by for your response. Have a great day and stay safe.
There isn't a way. Balance sheets don't do that.
Hi @Barbie7.
I also agree with BigRedConsulting's answer. In the meantime, I suggest running the Balance Sheet Detail report, then remove the column for debit and exporting it to Excel.
Then go back to the Balance Sheet Detail report and customize it again to remove the credit column, then export it to Excel.
Here's how:
I've added some screenshots for visual reference:
For your reference about filtering and removing columns from your report, feel free to read this article: Customize reports in QuickBooks Desktop. This covers guides for running reports like combining them from two or more company files.
In addition, you might want to filter, sort, or total reports by class in the future.
Please feel free to reply to this post if you need anything. I'm here eager to help you! Keep safe.
Thank you for your reply. So when all that is done that you suggested will it show as follows: The following is an example how it is shown at another computer that I saw - the last 3 columns:
Debit Credit Balance
Deposit 200.00 200.00
Payment 200.00 0.00
Usually it is shown as 0.00
Deposit 200.00
Payment -200.00
.00
These are current liabilities for a non-profit organization where money comes in for projects and then it is disbursed accordingly.
Thanks!
Thanks for getting back to us in the Community, @Barbie7. I'm happy to address your concern about separating the debits and credits on balance sheet report in QuickBooks Desktop.
I appreciate you following the steps provided by my colleague above. Yes, I agree with the balanced debit and credit amounts that appear on your end after trying the steps above.
Check out this article for further details about managing memorized reports in QBDT.
Also, if you run into issues opening the memorized reports, you can refer to this article for ways to fix it: The memorized report does not open or opens a different report.
Find out more about managing reports in QuickBooks Desktop through the following articles:
Please let me know if you need clarification about reports in QBDT or if there's anything else I can do for you. I'll be standing by for your response. Have a great day and stay safe.
Thanks for your quick response and for the additional information. Very helpful.
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