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  1. Account Transaction report - Add Quantities & Unit Price to Column Drop Down

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    Not in pipeline  ·  AdminKelly Munro (Community Manager, Xero) responded

    Thanks for all the valuable feedback you’ve shared through this idea. We get how adding Quantity and Unit Price columns to the Account Transactions report would help you with transaction reconciliation, and provide clearer insights, without the need of opening individual transactions.

    Being upfront this isn’t in our team’s roadmap, however the idea will remain open for voting. Your input continues to shape our understanding of what’s most important, and we’ll keep sharing your feedback with the product team as they assess and plan for the future.

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    David Hucker commented  · 

    David Hucker
    That Xero cannot include quantities and cost/unit in transaction reports is just absolutely amazing

    . Every business is built on selling icecreams type a at $2 and icreams type B at $3 or tonnes of wheat grade C at $200/t and tonnes of wheat grade D at $250/t or purchase of litres of diesel @ xx c/l for a dozen differently priced deliveries or purchase of 124 sheep @ $xx per head etc etc. Without this information included at the total line of an account in the transaction report, the whole accounting system falls over because you then have to copy every thing onto a spreadsheet to get these figures. Without these figures how does one decide what the next business strategy should be.

    I realise Xero is a fledgling accounting system but this glaring omission suggests the programmers might have missed the purpose of an accounting system.

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