[George Smiley]

Quickbooks Pro is an oxymoron.

My wife is proficient in several modular, multi-user accounting products, and she used to just about pee herself back when those radio ads aired where Quickbooks proclaimed that it “makes double-entry bookkeeping a thing of the past”.

If you want a really sick suggestion, find out if Crystal Reports interfaces with Quickbooks.

It’s worse than Adobe Acrobat or Photoshop in terms of the number of features, and it’s (from what I understand) incredibly painful and almost rune-like to use.

[Hi Heels]

I'm not all that familiar with Quickbooks 2007, but in 2008, there is a custom detail transaction report. Pull that up. Go into modify report. In display options (tabs at the top), click totals only. In filter options, select expense accounts only under "accounts". Be sure to adjust the reporting period to meet your needs.

CPA's hate QBooks.

[bert]

Ok, look at this.....

Reports/company and financial/expenses by vendor summary.....

There is expenxse by vendor detail

[ShadowAce]

[davefa]

Pro 2007 user here. I may misunderstand your question, but I think the simple answer is to run the Standard Profit & Loss report. It shows all your income and expenses by category. Hope that helps.