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    Neil Wilton commented  · 

    I don't believe anyone reads these suggestions.
    A pity because many are pure gold.

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    Neil Wilton commented  · 

    Yes, John,
    This is a useful place too. I have been using this, it shows bills. To see "spend money" you do the same in Bank transactions. It all sort of works, but the attachments are attached to different fields.
    For example, if a supplier has a mix of Spend Money and Bills, you need to look in 2 places to see if attachments are all there (I think)
    Since the info is there, access from the reporting section would be cleaner. It's been doing my head in trying to remember all the different locations for different screen views with this showing. Have you found a way to see if a contact has an attachment?
    But your suggestions have picked up stuff I missed and will meantime be very useful - thank you.

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    Neil Wilton commented  · 

    Well spotted John. This will help a lot - I had no idea this was available.
    I'll see how useful this is in ensuring nothing is missed.
    Thanks.

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    Neil Wilton commented  · 

    The "new" accounting reports have great flexibility and are very useful. But there is no "Has Attachments" option in the column selection area. That would be a game changer for me, to be able at a glance to see what documents need uploading.

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    Neil Wilton commented  · 

    Simply add an extra column in the new reports system called "Has attachments" with an answer of 0, 1 2 etc.
    Then most reports can see if documents are attached to the transaction. Critical today.

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