I understand the situation you're in, Ryoungster99.

I know it will make it easier for you to track your employees if the assigned class for their timesheet appears on the report. Currently, the designated class on the timesheet is allocated for the customer or vendor transaction. This is why it appears as unclassified on the Profit & Loss report when used on the payroll.

The classifications on the timesheets are different from the paychecks. If you wish to use different classifications for specific employees, you can follow the procedures described by my colleague jamespaul above.

Alternatively, you can export your report to Excel and manually assign classes there to keep control of your employees' time. I've included a link to help you: Export your reports to Excel from QuickBooks Online.

This is also an excellent addition to future product development. I recommend that you give feedback through your QBO account. All requests will be reviewed by our Product Development Team. Once approved, they can incorporate it in the next release.

Here's how:

1. Go to the Gear icon, then select Feedback.
2. Enter your request.
3. Hit Next to submit.

You might want to look at this guide on using classes in QBO. It covers related articles on budgeting and running reports: Get started with class tracking in QuickBooks Online.

Feel free to post again if you need further help in QuickBooks. Have a great day.