Business Bills and Invoices

Andrew Sackville-West ajswest at mindspring.com
Wed Jun 27 12:54:20 EDT 2007


On Wed, Jun 27, 2007 at 11:14:21AM +0100, Maf. King wrote:
> On Wednesday 27 June 2007 10:36, Jonathan Knight wrote:
> 
> >
> > 2. Selecting suppliers and customers is awkward because you have to go
> > to the select window and use the mouse a lot. Can the supplier and
> > customer/job entries be entry boxes so that you could start typing in
> > the name and then select the correct entry ?
> >
> 
> Hi Jonathan,
> 
> Can't help you with the other points, but a shortcut here is to use the 
> "ageing reports".
> 
> I'll explain for vendors, customers is the same, but starts with the 
> "Receivables Aging" report (obviously...?)
> 
> Run the Payables Ageing report (Reports -> Business -> Payables Ageing)
> 

Maf. is right, this is much more efficient. To add just a little bit:
there is an option for that report "Show zero balance items?" I'm not
sure if its on by default, but I turn it on always because then it
shows *all* your vendors/customers, whether they owe you money or not,
so long as they have at least one invoice. So once you've entered at
least one invoice, then the cust/vend *will* show in that report. I
just leave mine open all the time, its a pretty quick-to-run report
and is really useful. 

Also, learn the keyboard shortcuts. For a new invoice, when you have
one already open: Alt-F n i <enter-invoice-id> <Tab> <enter date> <6x
Tab> <space> <down-arrow appropriately> <enter> alt-o  etc etc etc

A
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