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It’s great to see you in the Community, matt-smbymartin- .
In QBO, we have built-in charts and graphs to show your income and expenses. Let’s open the Business Snapshot and change the accounting method from Cash to Accrual, and vice versa. This is used to compare the data when you receive the payments for each type. For your concern, we'll use the graph to get the data you need.
I'm here to walk you through the steps on how to open the report and edit the accounting method. Here's how:
To build the report:
Once done, change the accounting method to accrual and run the same report. I recommend following the steps I provided above.
For additional resources, I'm adding links that contain a list of reports available in each QBO version.
Aside from that, you'll find instructions on how to keep the current customization settings of your statement.
If you’re using the Advanced version for QBO, here’s a guide that can help make custom charts: Create charts to see your business performance.
If you need further assistance performing any of these steps, post a comment below. I’ll be glad to lend a helping hand. Wishing you and your business continued success.
Hi there, matt-smbymartin- .
Have you tried running the Business Snapshot to see when you receive a payment? I'm here to make sure this is taken care of for you.
If you have any clarifications about the process, don’t hesitate to let me know. I’ll jump right back in to answer them for you.
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