Report for unclassified transaction

bring up the report, click customize, click filters, scroll down to the class filter, in the criteria block select multiple classes and check mark only those you wan to see on the report.

memorize the custom report to make it easier next time

Thanks for your response.  However since my first store location transactions do not have a class there is not an class to select in the Multiple classes filter????

Thanks, I will look into that.  I appreciate your assistance

Go to Reports -> Company & Financial -> Profit & Loss Unclassified

That is in desktop version correct - is there a similar option in Online version?

Yes, the answers above are for QuickBooks Desktop, @123146260285074.

I know a similar report you can run in QuickBooks Online. You'll want to pull up the Profit and Loss by Class report. Then, filter it to show only the unclassified transactions.

First, you'll have to enable the class tracking feature on the settings page. I'll guide you how:

1. Click the Gear icon, and then choose Account and settings.
2. Select Advanced, and then go to the Categories section.
3. Turn on the Track classes radio button.
4. Choose other preferences from the drop-down.
5. Click Save, and then Done.
   

Once done, you can now create class lists. To get started, you can add test classes.

After that, you're ready to run and customize the said report. Let me guide you how:

1. Go to the Reports menu at the left pane.
2. Enter the report name in the search bar and then select it.
3. Click the Customize button.
4. Go to the Filters section, and then choose Not Specified from the Class drop-down.
5. Select other filters as needed.
6. Click Run report.
   

Also, you can save this report to keep a hard copy for future use.

I'm still ready to answer any questions you may have with reports in QuickBooks. Just click the Reply button and I'll get back to you as quickly as I can.

In which reports, is the Class Field available in filters?

Hi there, @BinMaine.

You can pull up the Profit and Loss Detail report in QuickBooks Online to customize and select a Class [name] or Not specified class under Filter drop-down. This way, you can run a report with a specified and not-specified class.

Additionally, you can memorize the report if you want to save it QuickBooks Online and view it under the Custom reports tab in the Reports menu.

Feel free to tag me in your comment if you need further assistance. I'll keep my notifications open. Keep safe! 

Thank you @Jovychris_A  - evidently, as an "Essentials" user, I'm not supposed to have classes, but I have something called a class that is a type of a tag.  They seem to work like classes (as I remember them from the desktop versions 20 years ago), but I have no Class option under filters.  Different report types, seem to have a different set of filter options, but the P&L Detail only has "Distribution Account", "Name", "Employee", "Vendor", and "Payment Method"

I can run a P&L by Class, but it won't show anything that isn't assigned a class.  I was able to find a report that had the option of showing a column named "Class"  With this report, I cannot filter by that column header, but at least I can see which transactions are unassigned.  Strangely, I also cannot sort by that column...

The report that works for this purpose if anyone else is in my boat (whatever boat that is!) is as follows (adapted from a helpful post from @JessT 

You can run the Transaction List by Tag Group report and set the Group by to None. Then, click on the small gear icon on the report section, click Show more and place a checkmark in the Class checkbox. This will show you the list of classed & unclassed transactions.

The red text is what I changed to get what I wanted.

If there is an easier way to do this - I'm all ears.  This was a little funky as the sort kept reverting to the default (I sorted by split to group things better) and it was a slow editing process.  I would have loved to have found a batch way to change or add a class if someone has that magic trick!!

Thanks so much.