Question

What happens when you QuickZoom on a number in a report?

1) QuickBooks shows more detail about the number on the report.
2) QuickBooks shows you the Journal Entry it makes "behind the scenes" for that number.
3) QuickBooks displays who entered and modified the transaction.
4) QuickBooks magnifies the number so it is easier to read.

Answer 1

QuickZoom in QuickBooks reveals more details about a number in a report by showing the transactions contributing to the total, rather than showing journal entries, who edited the transaction, or magnifying the number.

Step-by-step explanation:

When you QuickZoom on a number in a report within QuickBooks, it performs the action of showing more detail about the number on the report. This action can include presenting transactions that make up the total of that number, which gives you a deeper insight into how it was calculated. QuickZoom does not generally show the journal entry "behind the scenes" or details about who entered and modified the transaction, nor is it a feature for magnifying the number to make it easier to read. Instead, QuickZoom is a handy tool for getting a better understanding of the data in your reports by allowing you to drill down and see the individual entries that contribute to a summary figure.