Costs to Complete by Job Summary - Once you enter an estimate for how far along each of your jobs are, this report will summarize the cost to complete each one of them that have active estimates. It also shows you how much you are over or under your estimate.

This Report Shows You - If your finances are on track for your active jobs with estimates, and what your expected cost is going to be to complete each of these jobs. You might want to run this report every few days or at least every week to keep a close eye on your expenses. Then if job costs start getting out of control you can take steps to correct it before it's too late.

On Each Job With An Active Estimate - The report shows estimated cost, percentage complete, and the actual cost incurred.

QuickBooks Shows - The projected cost to complete the job, expected actual cost (the actual cost you have input as of this day added to the estimated cost to complete), and the amount you are over or under your estimate.

QuickBooks Calculates Cost To Complete - And the expected actual cost of a job based on a summary estimate that has been entered for the job.

You Need To Input - How much of the estimate items are done so that when you run this report, QuickBooks will show the Updated Item Percent Complete. That is used to calculate how much of each work package or Item has been used.

Enter Percent Complete - For each item otherwise QuickBooks will calculate the item at zero percent complete.

The "% Complete" Column - Shows how much of the job is complete as of when you run the report and if you change the Columns drop-down list to something other than "Total only," this column will not change.

This Report Summarizes - The cost to complete jobs that have active estimates For at any given time you run it.

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