QBES 15 cash flow statements by class

Re: QBES 15 cash flow statements by class

My question is this: Cash flow statements by class do not work in QBES 15. Can financial statements including cash flow statements by class by created in the new Advanced Reporting function? Has anyone done it?

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I have only seen this when someone customized the accounts for the Cash Flow Statement, not by recharacterizing the correct accounts but by selecting inapplicable accounts, such as income and expense.

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I have experienced the same thing with QBES 15 - cash flow statement by class does not work. I think it has something to do with receivables but the only way I could find to get around it was to export the P&L & the balance sheet by class to an add-on program that can produce an accurate cash flow statement. I don't understand why this important report doesn't work but it is a documented issue in the annals of Intuit. By the way, the cash flow statement by itself works fine - it's just the cash flow statement by class that is problematic.

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