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Good! Thanks for the update! I'm just glad it wasn't something fundamental I was overlooking. My salesman alerted me to it just this AM so it's fairly new. Thanks again

Sorry, I should have included links to the Webinars on the Report Designer.  The Report Designer webinars are located toward the bottom of the page.  I'd also recommend checking out our blog post: 3 Steps to becoming a Report Guru.  When I hear back from development on the time tracking issue I'll let you know. - Adam

Blake, You beat me to it.  We've been able to recreate this.  It seems that once the estimate syncs with Quickbooks, it puts the markup back in.  We've had another user say this happened in the last 24 hours.  When did you notice this?  A ticket is being put in right now, but it will help to know when this started ...

OK, thank you. I am eager to get an answer on this. I'm currently too busy to spend the time needed to figure out the report designer and try and come up with a solution on my own. Also, what is the best way to learn the ins and outs of the Report Designer.?

This is really weird... Even if I put custom actions to enter 0 for the line item markup value then Save....Method still recalculates the markup automatically. I've never seen this behavior before. The markup values for my estimate line items have always been 0.

I wouldn't say it is general knowledge but I agree that there should be a Help Center article about it. I'll bring that up with the team. There are a few more options you can use on this forum post.  - Jason

I don't believe there is a stock report that will display weekly time tracking entries.  You can create your own report using the Report Designer and the TimeTracking table. As for the time entries in QBO, I haven't found any setting anywhere that can alter this so I'll put in a ticket for our team to ...

Thanks, I just needed the proper formatting for the script. Is there a help subject on that or is that more of a general knowledge thing?

Mike, Your Entity table most likely has many more records than your Customer table. This may be why you are seeing all your customer records when you export the Customer table with all of its fields, but you are not seeing all of your entity records.  Some examples of some simple filter scripts you can ...

Thx... Yes, many of our product purchase costs and sales prices did change recently. But they have changed several times in the past year+, so I'm not sure why I'm seeing this behavior where markup is being calculated differently now. How could we have zeros for markup rates for all this time and now markup is being ...