For example, there is no built-in ability to import transactions. Built-in import capabilities are also extremely limited. For example, when recently editing our account names to be better able to support external depreciation and depletion calculations using the severely limited Quickbooks export capability, it took us two whole days just to edit the names on around half of our less than 1500 accounts.ĩ. For example, if you want to change a large number of account names, types, or detail types, you have to open a separate window to edit each and every individual item. There is no good way to bulk edit various items, such as accounts. Additionally, there is no realistic way to export/import attachments between these two versions, since the association between the exported attachment and its corresponding transaction or other item in Quickbooks is lost.Ĩ. Though you can kinda/sorta work around this using some of the provided exports, it is extremely cumbersome and time consuming, and there are some incompatibilities between the two programs, especially between the text lengths allowed for various fields, and the maximum lengths of various lists. There is no real ability to export data for use in Quickbooks Desktop. While this formatting is fine for reports, it is very cumbersome to try to automatically pull data out of it for other purposes.ħ. They are not easily usable for importing into other software or performing calculations, since they include extraneous titles, blank rows, subtotals, totals, etc., many rows do not include labels for the individual row, and nested hierarchies do not repeat labels for parent levels on child rows. The so-called exports in Quickbooks Online are really just built-in reports that have been output in Excel format. There is no real ability to export items for use in TurboTax or any other tax software package.Ħ. There is no built-in support for computing depletion and depreciation.ĥ.
Navigating within an individual list page is tedious because keyboard scrolling using arrow keys and Page Up / Page Down is not supported, and scroll bars are very narrow making them both difficult to locate and difficult to click on with a mouse.Ĥ.
Individual pages only provide navigation links at the bottom of each page, which means that you must first scroll through an entire page before you can navigate to another page.ģ. Some lists do not provide First and Last page buttons. Navigating between pages in long lists of transactions and accounts is very cumbersome. This setting is NOT persistent between different login sessions, or even between different visits to the same lists.Ģ. When viewing or editing long lists of transactions and accounts, you are limited to a default of 50 items per page, and a maximum of 300 items per page.
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