Account Transaction report - Add Quantities & Unit Price to Column Drop Down
It would be incredibly helpful if 'Quantities' & ' Unit Price' were included as column options in the Account Transactions report.
This way one can quickly review the quantity & price of each entry without having to drill down into each individual entry. It would also provide a total quantity and average unit price for the given period.
The example that I am referring to is on a farm business where we would like to review the tonnes of crop sold and the price.
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Simran Narang commented
So crucial to have this added onto the Account transaction report or the Detailed Account Transaction report. Otherwise what's the whole point of entering quantities in invoices and when reconciling when it's not going to be shown in any reports.
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Kim Jackson commented
Every other program I have worked with has this function. Definitely also needed to track fuel litres for trucking companies as well
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Matthew Lawson commented
Include the quantity option from an invoice in the optional columns in account transactions.
We act for lots of farming clients that we reconcile the crops sold to the valuations but can't select the sales invoice quantity figure in the account transactions report so have to rely on the client entering it in the narrative.
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Judy Watson commented
As able to enter quantities when entering a Spend or Receive money transaction, would like to be able to report on these Quantities in the Account Transactions report.
Also, be able to report on the Quantities entered in the Invoices / Bills in the Account Transactions report - only currently able to report on these Quantities through the Receivable/Payable Invoice Detail reports. -
Joe Tiddy commented
As Jamie said, referencing physical quantities is very important for advisors. We aren't asking for a full-blown inventory system, just that the account transaction displays a field that is mandatory for us to enter when creating bills/reconciling bank accounts.
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Catriona Gemmell commented
This would make my life so much easier. Please Xero!!!
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Cherrelle Ford commented
Fundamental need for farming users, quantities for livestock, arable sales per harvest to check stock and be able to efficiently forecast. Workaround suggested of using non tracked inventories is such a hassle seeing as the quantities are already entered in the invoice or bill.
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Michelle Weal commented
We have a number of farmers who really need this functionality, particularly when we are trying to convince them to switch over from farm-specific programs that auto-calc fuel tax credits, or from MYOB which already has this functionality for fuel & for livestock! We have had to improvise by having clients enter the litres to the reference box instead - not ideal but will do for now.
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Paul Howlett commented
I'm surprised this still isn't a thing in Xero, considering MYOB has managed to implement it in their Essentials cloud product.
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Sarah Mackie commented
Absolutely need this feature! For fuel litres as mentioned by Andrew, and livestock, plus a range of other client specific needs. Xero, please add this feature.
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Gemma Woodham commented
Can you send me the link of the idea please?
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Gemma Woodham commented
Important when entering Livestock Quantities into XPA
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Gemma Woodham commented
When running the Account Transaction report, have the option to see the Quantity Column.
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Court McCauley commented
Have been asking for the quantities to show on general ledger or similar for at least 8 years now. Hopefully this will be included in the planned new general ledger.
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Nicole Klante commented
Would like to see wherever we are able to input data, we should be able to use that information in reporting. Should have an option to include Qty and Unit Price in reports. this would be helpful when reviewing contracts filled, and remaining qty, reporting to external bodies on Qty in particular when having to pay levies.
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Paul-John Mudie commented
This! Why is it not possible to report on the quantity field in Account Transactions. Fuel rebate calculations are a dogs breakfast.
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Adrian Webster commented
Reporting
Add quantity column to Transaction report
So can do a simple fuel rebate calculation