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| P&L by Class summarizing incorrectly |
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| Al |
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| Posted : 2008-05-01 03:50:05 |
I have a P&L query that I run by class with multiple level expense accounts that works fine from QB, but running the SP_report from VB Demo, some of the account summarizations are showing at a higher level than should be.
I searched the forum and haven't seen this before, and wondered if that rang a bell with you?
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| Tom |
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| Posted : 2008-05-01 07:58:51 |
When debugging a sp_report use the DisplayReport='Yes' parameter to force the report to be displayed in the QuickBooks user interface (QBUI), for example:-
sp_report ProfitAndLossByClass show Label, Amount
parameters DateMacro = 'ThisYearToDate',
SummarizeColumnsBy = 'Class', DisplayReport='Yes'
where RowType = 'DataRow'
This then allows you to examine how the sp_report statement built the report and you can then play around with the fitler settings in the QBUI to correct the report and to see what the problem may be.
See: Profit & Loss Summary Report by Class
and How do I use the QuickBooks Reporting Engine with QODBC? I've heard something about sp_report ? for more. |
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