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  1. Invoices - Date columns for individual line items

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    Accepted  ·  AdminKelly Munro (Community Manager, Xero) responded

    Hi everyone, thanks for continuing to share your feedback and explain how important it is to be able to add dates to individual line items on invoices.

    While this specific idea isn't directly in our pipeline at present, we're looking more broadly at how we may extend documents to better suit more of our customers' needs. We'll be taking this idea into close consideration as part of that work.

    For now, as noted in my last update the best option to accommodate this in lieu of a direct field is to add the detail to the Description field of the line.

    If there's any progress, we'll be sure to let you all know here.

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    JOHN HASSALL commented  · 

    Hi Kelly, I already add in description because thats the only real option. It is really disappointing that you say you're "focused on improvements" but unwilling to add the date column even after plenty of people have identified it as an obvious improvement. I assume you need a critical mass but there's likely a silent group of users who wouldn't comment on this idea because they thought (rightly) that nothing would change.

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    JOHN HASSALL commented  · 

    How have only 37 people voted for this? Switched from Quickbooks, assumed this was possibly the most basic column inclusion for an invoice. Can Xero not just deliver this? Xero team admin response above from 2012 is woeful.

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