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I want to run a report that shows me all invoices I created in the last month (or any other time period).
It should include all customers, and it doesn't matter if the invoice has been paid or not.
Is there a report that does this?
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We can pull up the Sales by Customer Detail report, Firechaser. This will show your customers and their transactions.
We'll customize it to show the invoices only. Here's how:
You can memorize the report so you won't go over to the same customization process again. Then, you can find the saved report under Memorized Reports.
You can also get one-on-one help with accounting for your business: Check out QuickBooks Live |
David999, regarding your question, I recommend exporting the Sales by Customer Detail report to Excel. Doing so helps add a subtotal and suppress the line item detail from there.
Here’s how:
To learn more details in personalizing reports in QuickBooks Desktop, I suggest checking out this article: Customize Reports.
In case you're working on the same reports on a daily, weekly, monthly, or quarterly basis, you can automate this task. For more details, please see this article: Set up and modify Scheduled Reports.
I'll be glad to help you again if you have more questions about running reports. Just add the details in the comment section.
The recommended report includes a row for each detail. Is there a way to subtotal by invoice number and, if possible, suppress the line item detail?
Thanks in advance,
David
We can pull up the Sales by Customer Detail report, Firechaser. This will show your customers and their transactions.
We'll customize it to show the invoices only. Here's how:
You can memorize the report so you won't go over to the same customization process again. Then, you can find the saved report under Memorized Reports.
You can also get one-on-one help with accounting for your business: Check out QuickBooks Live |
David999, regarding your question, I recommend exporting the Sales by Customer Detail report to Excel. Doing so helps add a subtotal and suppress the line item detail from there.
Here’s how:
To learn more details in personalizing reports in QuickBooks Desktop, I suggest checking out this article: Customize Reports.
In case you're working on the same reports on a daily, weekly, monthly, or quarterly basis, you can automate this task. For more details, please see this article: Set up and modify Scheduled Reports.
I'll be glad to help you again if you have more questions about running reports. Just add the details in the comment section.
Hello ... I use the QB Desktop version, and I find it simpler to do this:
Note that this generates a list of INVOICES rather than TRANSACTIONS which I find to be an ambiguous term.
I hope this is helpful.
I agree it is easier to view invoices thorugh customer tab however taxes are included. I can not find an option to remove taxes. The taxes vary on each invoices so there is no formula to back out the tax other than reviewing every invoice. The report option shows each line item and not an invoice sub total. There must be a way to generate a report showing 1 invoice per line with the invoice total before tax. I've been searching for a while and am getting frustrated! Can anyone help?
Is there a way to show 1 invoice per line (not multiple lines with invoice next to each line and no sub total) with the invoice total without any tax? It doesn't seem to be an option.
Hello, Nathan-Online.
Thank you for choosing QuickBooks as your accounting software. When you pull up an invoice of a customer, the line item will depend on how many transactions that the customer has.
Also, for the tax, once you apply taxes on the said invoice, it will show up under the tax column. You may modify it and change it to non-taxable.
To learn more about what reports you can create and access in QuickBooks Desktop and how to customize them, you can check out these articles:
Let me know if there's anything else you need from me or additional questions in QuickBooks. I'm still here to help you. Have a good one!
I want to see sum of all invoices of last month or anotker period. What should I do
Welcome back to the Community, bahadir.
I can see how essential for your business to have a report that shows the total for all invoices to date. Let’s run the Open Invoices Report and customize it to show the data you need.
The report will show all invoices for each customer and the total amount. I’ll help you build the statement.
Here’s how:
For more insights into the process, check out this article. It provides detailed information on how to use the Display, Filter, Header/Footer, Fonts & Numbers tabs: Customize reports in QuickBooks Desktop.
Additionally, this link outlines the complete instructions about customizing customer, job, and sales reports.
Please let me know if I can be of further assistance. I’ll be around to lend a helping hand. Wishing your business continued success.
This is helpful information but how can we make the report show the invoices in numerical order with a total at the bottom rather than organized by the customer with sub-totals for each customer? Is this feature available? If there were 100 invoices created in the period selected, I'd just like to show from 0-100 in numerical order, one per line, not categorized by customer. I could manipulate in excel to get this but there must be a way to show this list in quickbooks.
Thanks for getting back with the Community, Nathan-Online.
I can certainly understand how an ability to run an Open Invoices report that's not organized by customer name/totals and has a total number of invoices displayed at the bottom could be useful and have submitted a suggestion about it as of today.
You can also submit your own feature requests while using QuickBooks.
Here's how:
Your feedback's definitely valuable to Intuit. It will be reviewed by our Product Development team and considered in future updates. You can stay up-to-date with the latest information about your product by reviewing Intuit's Product Updates page.
As for your Open Invoices report being in numerical order, the report already does this for you in its Num column.
You can also export copies of your reports and further customize them in Excel if necessary.
Please don't hesitate to send a reply if there's any questions. Have a wonderful day!
Actualyy I want to learn how much should I have earne in the last periods . So I want to learn sum of invoices before they have been closed. For example: On December 2021 I had 50 open inoices for January 2022 . Now on February 2022 I see the total invoioices (Account Receivable is '0' ) Because I got the payments and all invoices are closed now. But I want to see on February 2022 , sum of open invoices on Jan 2022. How can I see
Hi there, @bahadir.
Since your open invoices have been closed, you won't be able to them in the Open Invoices report.
However, you can run the Transaction List by Customer report. This way, you'll be able to see the invoices that were posted in the Accounts Receivable account. This is where the open invoices went through while waiting for the payment.
Simply filter the report to view this data. Here's how:
QuickBooks Desktop allows you to customize any report that you generate. You can filter the data it shows to draw information from your business. To get more details, check out this article: How to Customize Reports in QBDT.
Let me know how else I can help you with QuickBooks by adding a comment below. I'm more than happy to lend a helping hand. Keep safe!
This is the best answer, if you want to see Invoices by ascending or descending order or any time frame.
Others are wasting your time.
This is what I was looking for.
Thank You !!!!!
Hello ... I use the QB Desktop version, and I find it simpler to do this:
Hey, this was absolutely the simplest, best!! Exported report to Excel and it has a row count so got our number of invoices for last year in under 5 minutes. Yay!! The other report instructions are not helpful because like the one client said, it gives a line by line list for each invoice which isn't what we want.
There is no Reports tab any more. What happened to it? I used it all the time, now it's gone.
Hi, Rhino.
Let's isolate why the Reports tab disappears on your end.
To start with, close all open windows. Then, go to the File menu. Under Utilities, select Verify Data. If the system prompts you with an error message, you can search for it on our QuickBooks Desktop support site for specific instructions. If you see Your data has lost integrity, you'll have to rebuild the file.
Feel free to pin these references as additional resources in managing reports:
I'll be around whenever you have concerns with customizing reports.
QB is dumb..incredibly stupid how people have to search through the weeds for what should be simple straight forward info..I hate this program...I despise it...it could be so much easier
Another (easier) option is to:
1. Go to Edit, click on Find
2. Select Transaction Type: Invoice
3. Enter the Dates for the period you wish to generate invoices (or leave the date fields blank for ALL invoices that has ever been created)
4. Then click Find
If you wish to generate a report of the Results:
1. Click on Report (to the right of the results window)
2. Or click on Export to get an Excel spreadsheet version
Can this report also include when the invoice was created and when it was emailed to the customer?
I've got the information and the instructions about tracking the created and emailed invoices in QuickBooks Desktop (QBDT), rubenc53.
May I know what specific report you're referring to? You can customize a report to show when invoices are created within the program. I'll show you how:
However, QBDT doesn't have a feature that displays when invoices are emailed in the reports. As a workaround, you can open each invoice and click the See History link to see the status flow. For more details and types of invoice statuses, check out this article: Verify that an invoice was emailed and read by the recipient.
Here's the visual reference:
I've also included the following articles for managing reports moving forward:
Drop a message below if you need further assistance with your invoices or have questions about monitoring your business finances within the program. I'm available around the clock to guide you through the process.
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