@Dibea1 - Welcome to the Seller Community, and kudos for your first post! As far as an answer goes, it may be best to check in with Quickbooks on this one. Here is a link to their Support Center. Hope this helps!

This reply was created from merging an existing thread: How do I calculat inventory for my balance sheet in Quickbooks online?

I believe the OP was asking (as I am now) how to find the total value of our inventory so that we can put it on our balance sheet. We know how to use QB, just need to know what our inventory total is. How do we do this?

Hi @BarbaraShobe, thanks for following up on this.

You might not have see it but another seller has workarounds to calculate your inventory in a separate thread.

I've merged your post here to help keep the Community organized. 

This reply was created from merging an existing thread: Inventory report

Hello @Keithppp! I've moved your post to this thread where other sellers have shared how they calculate this using Square Point of Sale.

I see you've mentioned previously that you don't use Square for Retail but that app also includes a Projected Profit report, from which you can calculate your total inventory. There is a 30-day free trial for Square for Retail if you'd like to check it out.

@Keithppp I'm sorry there isn't a single report for this. I'm adding your post to another thread where you can read a workaround shared by another seller. I hope this helps in the meantime.

This reply was created from merging an existing thread: How do I get a total dollar inventory report?

How do I get a total dollar amount of my inventory on a report?

Hello @MaggieMae18! I've added your post to this thread where you can see VanKalkerFarm's answer to this question. 

So I have created a spread sheet to do this for me.  I don't have a ton of items, 1000 or so.  Here is a link to my Square Reports I have been building with Google Sheets.  If you use Google Sheets you can make a copy for yourself.  There is a tab called "Inventory Cost Value". In this sheet, I have my Item Name, Category, SKU, and Cost.  The rest of the columns don't touch they are automatic.  Once you have all your data built into that sheet you can they export your items list from Square and then copy and paste or import it into the "Inventory cost Import" Tab. Once you do that go back to the "Inventory Cost Value" Tab and you will see your cost figures.  If you have more than one location it will figure the cost per location and total cost of goods.

This is an easy thing to do you just have to make sure you keep your Inventory Cost Value sheet updated with your inventory items and there cost.

Any help would be appreciated!

@Suzilu So sorry for the late reply!

I'm moving your post to this thread (see page 1 and page 2) where some other sellers have shared how they caculate the value of their inventory. Hope this is helpful!