QuickZoom allows users to drill down to see the detail of an amount on a report. Users will notice how the scroll bar moves smoothly through the report data and pages, while allowing you to stop and resume without the cursor jumping back up to the top of the page. Scrolling though large reports is intuitive and easy to use. These enhancements resolve data load issues for more than 70 percent of companies with a large QuickBooks database. Select the next arrows in the “find” window to quickly jump to the row with the search results. Intuit® customized this function so that it will search the entire browser cache for data, even if it’s not displayed on the screen. Users with a large QuickBooks Online database will also benefit from the enhanced CTRL–F feature. This means you no longer need to click “load more” to view all the general ledger data for a period.
To start, twice as much data now loads onto the screen when you run the General Ledger report in QuickBooks. We’ll take a look at each one to see just how these improvements make reporting in QuickBooks easier and intuitive.
Several enhancements have been made to the performance and navigation of reports in QuickBooks Online. In this article, discover how these great new features and functionality will make your life a bit easier when working with reports in QuickBooks. With so many improvements added to the reporting functionality in QuickBooks Online, let’s take a deeper look at each one to see just how reporting has been made more efficient and customizable to meet the needs of all types of businesses and accounting professionals. Recent improvements to the functionality and navigation in the report center will not only save accountants time, but also further help them streamline their client reporting processes! Accountants often export various reports from QuickBooks® Online and piece them together in Microsoft Excel to achieve the level of customization needed.
Clients have many different needs and nuances when it comes to reporting, whether it’s creating comparisons between various periods or changing the names of account groupings and ordering columns.
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