@machinery_bay,
If you didn't mean to slight digital*ghost's comments at all, it might have been better for you to avoid flinging the most common (and false) accusations about. digital*ghost has been a Community member since 2010, and breaking down the total number of posts made in that period equates to roughly 24 posts a week (or a little over 3 posts a day). In that time, digital*ghost has received 7584 kudos for giving helpful answers. I don't call someone who posts even 10 posts a day a forum junkie.
Your true forum junkie posts every 20 minutes or so, except when sleeping or forced to go to Forum Junkie Posters Anonymous. I think you can see that the numbers just aren't adding up. (By the way, digital*ghost is not an annoying poster - au contraire. digital*ghost's posts also address much "realer" issues than the one which concerns you here - but I do realise that the credit/invoice issue is really frustrating you and that it is something which you'd like to see addressed by eBay.
(I'm sorry - but I don't think eBay have this as even a smidgeon of a priority. To give you a quick example of a real and serious issue, I'll just post a link: Thread name ❝"We’ve allowed buyers to make offers to help you sell" NO HELP!!!❞)
Your second "slight" was the old warhorse accusation of "working for eBay". I have been on these forums for quite a shorter period of time than most of the contributors here, but I took the time to read people's posts to gauge what sort of individuals they were - and it's patently obvious that digital*ghost is not "working for eBay" or "an eternal optimist" or "obsessed with knowing and commenting on everything". Providing genuine helpful advice out of years of experience as a seller on eBay has nothing to do with obsession and everything to do with decency. digital*ghost is one of the finest people I know on these boards.
As you realised in your post beginning with "OK so I got the point, nobody wants to read that much.", the reason why you're not getting much of a response is that you posted an entire chat, complete with your welcome with the chat rep, repeated "thx" and "hey!" and eBay's usual "fluff". That is one long piece of transcript!
(And I speak as an acknowledged "writer of scrollers"... 
You presented a much better post when you cut down that transcript to include only the salient points.
It's apparent that what you want is a neat presentation where all the information pertaining to a single transaction (FVF credited where sale was either cancelled or refunded) is in a corresponding row... yes? As has been said, it's not presented in that way. It's probably because eBay are swift to act on charging sellers their FVFs, and in the vast majority of cases, those FVFs aren't credited back until the following billing cycle. (Like most companies, I suspect that eBay is slower to act in refunding than in charging.) Also, eBay IT team aren't particularly interested in changing things to make it easier for sellers; rather, they'll spend endless time changing the colour of the eBay logo, throwing new designs for pages that were fine into the mix, studiously ignoring the need to fix the eBay cart function properly, and playing merrily with the eBay app so that things still don't work properly - but in a different colour.
Having the various relevant tabs open and switching between them, as digital*ghost suggested, is probably the best way to provide yourself with the information you want. I think you'll be waiting until Belgium leaves the EU before eBay would even think about changing this.
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Your second "slight" was the old warhorse accusation of "working for eBay". I have been on these forums for quite a shorter period of time than most of the contributors here, but I took the time to read people's posts to gauge what sort of individuals they were - and it's patently obvious that digital*ghost is not "working for eBay" or "an eternal optimist" or "obsessed with knowing and commenting on everything". Providing genuine helpful advice out of years of experience as a seller on eBay has nothing to do with obsession and everything to do with decency. digital*ghost is one of the finest people I know on these boards.
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