New invoicing - Auto adjust the column width when additional columns are added
On the new invoicing, when additional columns are selected, a scrollbar is added to the invoice layout and interrupts the smooth capture process. Having to manually scroll from one side to the other to view details is not ideal.
Consider either auto-adjusting the column widths or allow for the automatic expansion of the invoice layout width when additional columns are selected. This way, users could view all necessary details without the need for manual scrolling.
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Sarah Jacobs commented
Agreed. And bring back the grid lines too when you click on an invoice. It's very difficult to check rows without it. I know the grid lines appear when you edit an invoice, but sometimes you just want to view an invoice without editing it.
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Susan den Boef commented
Agree with the comment by Emilie Lambert that made the suggestion. We validate our commissions with respect to account it books to, and sales rep (one of the tracking categories we use), and spotting error is difficult with the new format of invoicing
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Emilie Lambert commented
On classic invoicing, it was very easy to spot errors on account, VAT rate or tracking category due to the tabular format on the input/view page. The new invoicing page format makes it very hard to spot, as these things are now hidden under the description of the item, in a smaller text.
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James Pocock commented
The new invoicing uses a larger font on the screen. I suggest setting the font to the same as classic invoicing and having column size to suit. Or allow user setting of font / column size. This would reduce the need for manual scrolling. The manual scrolling is annoying because we cannot see all line information at once.
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Cathie Bruce commented
With dynamic website technology these days it should be autofit for any screen as a standard feature. Or we want the old version to stay.