Learn why your Balance Sheet by Class report shows unclassified amounts.
In 2019, there are lots of errors facing by QuickBooks Software, But we Every Error has its solution. Lets learn that solution.
Balance Sheet by Class lets you see your balance sheet by fund, location, or other categories you set up as classes. If you run the report and see amounts in the “Unclassified” column, it means QuickBooks can’t identify the correct classes for some transactions. We’ll show you why this happens and what you can do.
Transaction has no class
Sometimes the problem is simply because a transaction is missing its class. Check if the unclassified amount is because of a transaction that has no class. Then, you can add one to the transaction.
Assign a class
- On Balance Sheet by Class, double-click the amount in the Unclassified column.
- On the Transactions by Account report, double-click the transactions that make up the unclassified amount.
- Look for a “Class” field or column on the transaction.
- Assign a class, then Save & Close
As an example, let’s take a look at the invoicing workflow.
The Balance Sheet by Class report doesn’t support the transaction
The Balance Sheet by Class report can’t classify some transactions in QuickBooks. Some of those transactions create unclassified amounts on the report.
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