Create New Report - Screen Overview
Create New Report
You can create a new report.
Screen Code: gltusrpa
This section allows you to create a new report format. It prints the headings on each page. The summary is the text that tells you what the report contains. It also prints the headings on each page. The print format refers to a Base Financial Report previously produced. In either Detail or Summary format, you can print our report. If you choose the information option, it will be printed on the heading and complete row. By simply modifying the value and re-running the report, you can easily use one User Defined Report as a comprehensive or summary report. If you want to reverse the symbol, the income will be printed with a positive value and the cost will be printed with a negative value. You may specify account ranges when you describe the rows in our report. The account type is set as either (FO) for the Fund Object or (FD) for the Department of the Fund. This controls what accounts in our range are picked. Use the Fund Department if you want artifacts for a particular department. If you want all departments within a set of objects, you shall use the Fund Object
NOTE: if you change the range type, you must update the rows that have ranges to re-do the range type.
Navigation Tip: General Ledger >> Year End Processing >> Additional Period JE's and Reports >> User Defined Financials >> Work with User Report.
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Click Submit spools the job for printing.
- Create Rows - There are three types of rows you can create- Heading, Detail, and Total. Each type has some required fields that must be filled. A report can contain up to 999-row definitions. When the screen initially is entered, only the row type field is visible. Choose the desired row type and then press the TAB key to view the additional data entry fields. *Note: The fields that are displayed are dependent on the row type selected.
- Heading Rows - Heading rows are optional. A report is not required to have any Heading Rows. If you do specify a heading row, then the heading line is required.
- Detail Rows - Every report must have at least one detail row. A detail row can be an individual General Ledger account or a range of accounts. If you use a range of accounts, then the accounts that are included are determined by the range type you specified when creating the report. In the following example you are going to specify a range of accounts. You want all accounts that are in Fund 100 from object 10000 to object 13000.In the example, you will only create one row. However, you can create as many rows as is necessary before you create a total row.
- Total Rows- Every report must have at least one total row. Every group of detail rows must end with a total row. The total level controls what detail rows are used in the total. Let’s look at an example of how total levels work.
- Heading Line
- Detail Line (1)
- Detail Line (2)
- Total Line – Level 1 (A)
- Heading Line
- Detail Line (3)
- Total Line – Level 1 (B)
- Total Line – Level 2 (C)
In the example above, total line (A) will contain the total of detail lines 1 and 2. Total line (B) will contain the total of detail line 3. Total Line (C) will contain the total of detail lines 1, 2, and 3. As you can see from our example, if you have a total level that is higher than the previous total levels, you will include all the details in the total of the higher level. You should also specify the description to be used for the total line and whether you want to start a new page after the total.
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