Well, most accountants will tell you that you need to have the credits and/or debits listed when paying on a check. The system is not supposed to consolidate the entries-- that's just craziness. Even when you print a bill payment stub, you get the same stuff printing out that is on the check stub-- so what is the benefit of having a bill payment stub. You may want to research how the Windows Desktop version works because that system did just fine when printing debit/credits on a bill payment. It definitely is a "programming" issue. I am well aware the check stub is a "template"; however, maybe the "template" can be updated to reflect item-by-item listing instead of consolidation. I was a program analysis (designed database input/output screens and tested new databases for clients) back in the day before Intuit was just starting up as a company-- this is how I know the field can be changed.
Please forward over to the technical programming side of Intuit and see if this is something that can be corrected on an update. I also suggest (strongly), the Mac programmers take a look at the Windows desktop version. It is disappointing that this Mac version is not up to par when comparing to Windows. I wish, we had never switched from Windows Desktop to Mac.
