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Time Reporting
Click
Reports|Project Reports
for the time reporting XE "time reporting" XE "reports:time" menu. Time reports are available in two formats, and a third can be generated:
Time summary reports
use a top-level sort by name, by customer:job, or by item. Secondary and tertiary sorts by the same entities are optional.
Time Activity Detail Report
sorts by customer:job and then by item. Within items, hours records are sequenced by date.
Employee time record
varies with the version.
The methods and techniques
for handling QuickBooks reports are discussed
in the chapter on that subject, and are not
repeated here.
Time by Job Report
defaults to a format sequenced by customer:job, with a secondary sort by item. The
Customize
button allows other choices in lower level sorting, including no secondary sort.
Time by Name and Time by Item
reports are similar.
In each of the reports,
Formats
provides a choice of sorting options, from no further sorting, to one or two
lower levels of sort. The Columns
option allows columns for all of the time periods used in IRS Publication
15 (Circular E.)
When the CustomizeReport
window is closed, the report appears.
Time Activity Detail Report
lists the individual hours records. The report illustrated has been customized
by addition of the Payroll Item column. Note that Quick Zoom will bring up an
EnterSingleActivity window,
and you can go on to view a WeeklyTimeSheet
.
Employee Weekly Time Sheet,
in QuickBooks Pro 5, is available by clicking
File|Print forms|Timesheets.
A screen display may be seen by selecting
Preview.
In the earlier versions a time sheet
can be setup easily from the
Time Activity Detail Report.
Click Customize,
then Filter.
Name
field gets the employee name, who is OK, so click
OK.
In Customize,
pick a time to be reported. A generic time period is better than specific custom dates.
Title
could be changed if desired. Then click
OK,
and view the time sheet, similar to the illustration above but
with only one employee listed.
The time sheet report can be memorized. You may also want to memorize one for each employee. Avoid
memorizing with custom dates defined; the report would always be recalled with those dates.
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