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Buy nowI keep the books for a non-profit. We apply a class to each transaction that uses restricted funds (money received and spent for a specific purpose).
I ran a Statement of Financial Position (balance sheet) and clicked on the restricted funds account. I then customized the report to show the class for each transaction. The class is empty on all but one transaction--a journal entry that I made.
I clicked on the first transaction in the report and it clearly shows a class assigned. I have no idea why the class doesn't appear on the report. I really need to know whether each transaction is classed correctly.
Are there different "classes" in QBO? Is the class that I'm assigning when I enter an expense or deposit a different kind of class than what the report and JEs are using?
I checked the settings and class tracking is on (Account and Settings > Advanced > Categories > Track Classes > On.
Or is this a bug in QBO? Any insight would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Steven