Post by account_disabled on Mar 10, 2018 4:26:05 GMT -5
Hi,
A few issues/suggestions for the General Ledger Transactions report:
1) Can there please be dividers or at least headings between the major sections of Revenues, Expenses, Assets, Liabilities, and Equity? As my ledger becomes busier, it gets a bit confusing to interpret and sometimes difficult to find the various accounts, especially those with similar names like Billable Time and Billable Time - movement. Also, for accounts that have Code numbers, it would be easier to read the report if the Codes were to appear after the account name (e.g., Cash (-999)) instead of before (e.g., -999 Cash); this applies to other reports, as well.
2) It would be very helpful to have a Journal report, showing each transaction in chronological order, with the corresponding double entries for that transaction. This would be useful not only for audit purposes, but also for Manager users who are learning double-entry accounting and are trying to understand how each action in Manager affects the books.
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A few issues/suggestions for the General Ledger Transactions report:
1) Can there please be dividers or at least headings between the major sections of Revenues, Expenses, Assets, Liabilities, and Equity? As my ledger becomes busier, it gets a bit confusing to interpret and sometimes difficult to find the various accounts, especially those with similar names like Billable Time and Billable Time - movement. Also, for accounts that have Code numbers, it would be easier to read the report if the Codes were to appear after the account name (e.g., Cash (-999)) instead of before (e.g., -999 Cash); this applies to other reports, as well.
2) It would be very helpful to have a Journal report, showing each transaction in chronological order, with the corresponding double entries for that transaction. This would be useful not only for audit purposes, but also for Manager users who are learning double-entry accounting and are trying to understand how each action in Manager affects the books.
For More You Can Check:
Infographic video Animation
