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schroeder2
August 2, 2023
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Sorting time entered on a time sheet

  • August 2, 2023
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I am a small business with one employee, myself. I use Quickbooks Online and track my time to bill customers.

 

When I enter my time, and save, the time sheet saves the time in the order of length of time posted. So, if I spend 6 minutes here, 20 minutes there, 3 minutes on this issue, and 40 minutes on another project, when I look at the time sheet, it will sort the time as 3,6, 20 and 40 minutes. 

 

When I had the desktop program, it kept the time in the order I input it. Therefore, I could tell my day started with this project, ended with that project, and had these other items in the middle. At a quick glance, I can review my day and following the order on my timesheet, know how my day went.

 

Do I have some setting wrong in the system?

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Kevin_C
August 3, 2023

Thanks for laying out the details of your concern, schroeder2.

 

I recognize the convenience of sorting the time activity by order in your QBO account. However, the option to sort it is currently unavailable. Having this option would also be great, as it will help you review your daily entry.

 

While this feature is unavailable, I recommend sending your feedback to our Product Development Team so they can review it and consider implementing it in the future. Here's how:

 

  1. Go to the Gear icon at the top.
  2. Select Feedback.
  3. Enter your comments or product suggestions.
  4. Then select Next to submit feedback.

 

After setting up your projects, you can track income, expenses, timesheets, and labor costs. You can check out this article to learn more about this option: Track hourly labor costs and profitability by project in QuickBooks Online.

 

If you have further questions about your QBO account, please let me know by commenting below. I'm always glad to help. Have a good day!

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schroeder2Author
August 4, 2023

Seems like every question I ask gets the same reply: Send us some feedback and maybe we will add it as a feature to the software.

 

My real question is, have any of the programmers working for Quickbooks ever ran their own small business using Quickbooks? 

 

From software to politicians, it seems like no one really understands the small business owner. 

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