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3 Chapter 2 : General Ledger BS&A Software General Ledger Applications Software for Microsoft Windows Chapters Pap/Dsk Edition by Jack E. Terry (Author), Kermit D. Larson (Author), John J. Wild (Author), Barbara Chiappetta (Author) & 1 more. Explained Financial Reporting Center: It provides secure, self-service access to reports that use real time account information. You can design traditional financial report formats such as balance sheets, profit and loss statements, and cash flow reports. You can also design nontraditional formats for financial or analytic data that include text and graphics. Components Financial Reporting Center is comprised of numerous components: Financial users and analysts access live reports and books or published snapshot reports and books from previously scheduled batches in a variety of formats. Other functionality includes the following capabilities: Refresh report data using runtime points of view or parameters Drill through from parents to other parents Drill down to detail balances, journal lines, and subledger transactions Oracle Hyperion Smart View: Financial analysts view, import, manipulate, distribute, and share data from your Oracle Fusion General Ledger balances in Microsoft Excel. Account Monitor and Account Inspector: Financial analysts monitor and track key account balances in real time at every level of your dimensions and hierarchies. These tools provide multidimensional account analysis and drill down capability. Create, open, save, and delete folders Store report objects, reports, and snapshot reports Oracle Hyperion Financial Reporting Studio: Report authors use an object-oriented graphical report layout with report objects, such as text boxes, grids, images, and charts, to design reports. Critical Choices Oracle Fusion Financial Reporting Center is a powerful tool for accessing, designing, and presenting financial reports and analytic data. The critical choices required to configure and install the components in Financial Reporting Center consist of: Installing Smart View, performed by your end user. Configuring Workspace Database Connection, performed by your administrator. Security can be set on folders and reports from Workspace. You are granted access to the folders and reports you want to view by your BI administrator. After performing the prerequisites and completing the installation, launch the Financial Reporting Studio. Derive the Server URL information by following the steps: Following are two examples of Server URLs: If the Workspace URL is https: Note For end users installing the Oracle Fusion Financials Reporting Studio, the installer launches a separate console window that continues to run for a brief time after the installation completes the setup tasks. Wait for the console window to close, which happens automatically, before clicking the Finish button on the Financial Reporting Studio Installation dialog box. If you click the Finish button before the console window closes, the Financial Reporting Studio installation may not fully complete. Note You must save a new report before attempting to preview it with Web Preview. Prerequisites needed for installing the Financial Reporting Studio are: Financial Reporting Studio Client Certifications that are found at: Alternatively, download Smart View from http: Note This is another example for a Cloud based environment: Click on the OK button. This launches a task pane. Click on the Shared Connections button on the task pane. Sign in with your user name and password. Click on the Select Server to proceed drop down. Note If the Essbase Server is not there, then it has to be added. Use the following steps: Click on the Add Essbase Server link on the bottom of the spreadsheet. Specify the Essbase Server login and password. Expand the Essbase sever and locate the cube under it. Select Oracle Essbase from the list of shared connections. Click the Expand to expand the list of cubes. Expand your cube name of your chart of accounts. A list of functions appears on the bottom of the panel. Click the Ad hoc analysis. Note You need to perform these steps only once for a new server and database. To set how the name and alias of the Essbase database appears: Set one of these three options: Only shows the full Essbase distinct path. Member Name and Alias: Shows both the member name and the alias. Shows only the member name. Configuring Workspace Database Connections Administrators need to create database connections from Workspace so users can access the cubes from Workspace and Financial Reporting Studio. Note Ledger setup has to be completed before the database connection can be created. Oracle Fusion General Ledger balances cubes are created as part of ledger setup. Page 3

4 There is a separate cube for each combination of chart of accounts and accounting calendar. A database connection is needed for each cube. Steps to define a database connection are: Start at the Navigator by selecting Financial Reporting Center. Enter a user friendly name for the Database Connection Name. Enter Essbase as the Type, your server, user name, and password. Select Application cube and Database from the list of values. Expand the Application name to see the related Database, for example, db. Click the OK button twice to save your selections. Click Close button in the Database Connection Manager window to save your connection. For more information on configuring Essbase database connections in Workspace see: Optionally, it can be setup in Financial Reporting Studio when putting grids on a report. This should only be done by an administrator. These segments can be configured to be tree-enabled, which means that hierarchies are defined upon the segment values for rollup purposes. In such scenarios, you must filter by a specific hierarchy when performing ad-hoc queries against tree-based accounting segments. Incorrect results may occur if tree filters are not applied. To apply tree filters, create a filter condition on Tree Filter attributes in Accounting Segment Dimensions. Page 4

5 Chapter 3 : Microsoft Dynamics SL Accounting Software - Reviews General Ledger: A company's main accounting records. It is a complete record of financial transactions over the life of a company. The ledger holds account information that is needed to prepare financial statements, and includes accounts for assets, liabilities, owners' equity, revenues and expenses. The process also generates the following three account groups for the balances cube, to be shared among all of the ledgers that are part of that balances cube: Defined to display in the Revenues infolet. Automatically set as the default for the General Accounting Infolets home page unless an existing account group is already set as the default. Defined to display in the Expenses infolet. Close Monitor Summary Income Statement: Defined to display in the Close Monitor. Can be assigned to your ledger sets when you complete the Close Monitor setup. A new set of account groups is generated for a balances cube with each submission of the process. Creating a Financial Report Video: Defining a Report Watch: This video tutorial shows you how to create a financial report to analyze and report results of business transactions. The content of this video is also covered in text topics. Adding a Formula Watch: This video tutorial shows you how to add formulas to a financial report to calculate balances from business transactions. Defining a Range Function Watch: This video tutorial shows you how to create range functions in a financial report to span several accounting periods. Defining the Grid Point of View Watch: This video tutorial shows you how to define grid points of view in a financial report to reduce user input at report run time. Setting Page and Grid Properties Watch: This video tutorial shows you how to define the page, row, and column attributes in a financial report. Formatting and Adding a Graph Watch: This video tutorial shows you how to format and add graphs to a financial report to improve analysis of the data. Procedure In Oracle Hyperion Financial Reporting Studio, you can design traditional financial report formats such as balance sheets, profit and loss statements, and cash flow reports. You can also design nontraditional reports for financial or analytic data that include text and graphics. Use Financial Reporting Studio, a client-based application launched from your desktop, to create your reports. Perform the following tasks to define a basic income statement. The following figure shows an example of the Financial Reporting Studio sign-in window, with the user name, password, and server URL fields populated. On the Standard toolbar, click the New Report icon. The report designer opens. On the Designer toolbar, click the Insert Grid icon. Grids are tables that contain data from external database connections. Drag to select the area for the grid. The Select a Database Connection window opens. When creating a grid, best practice is to leave space in the designer area for other objects, such as a company logo and report title. On the Select a Database Connection window, click the Database Connection list and select your database. A unique cube exists for each combination of chart of accounts and accounting calendar. The following figure shows an example of the Select a Database Connection window, with the connection, user name, and password fields populated. Best practice is to always turn on suppression in financial reports. This should be done at the Database Connection Server level. You can verify the setting by doing the following: The normal best practice for most reports is to turn suppression on for the entire grid, and then turn suppression off for certain columns and rows that must always display. The Dimension Layout window opens. Use the Select Members window to select the revenue and expense accounts to include on the report. On the Dimension Layout window, drag the dimensions from the Point of View frame as follows: Accounting Period dimension to the Columns frame. Account dimension to the Rows frame. Company dimension to the Pages frame. The following figure shows the Dimension Layout window. The Company dimension is in the Pages frame, the Accounting Period dimension is in the Columns frame, and the Account dimension is in the Rows frame. The Dimension Layout window closes. The grid is inserted with the specified layout. Select the revenues account. Double-click the Account cell on the grid. The Select Members window opens. Click the Remove All icon to deselect the default account member. In the Available area, expand the Account member, and continue expanding until you reach the revenue account for the report. You can also use the search to find your account. Select the account and click the Add Page 5

6 icon to move the account to the Selected area. The following figure shows the Select Members window for the Account dimension. The Account member is expanded and the revenues account for the report, which is, appears in the Selected area of the window. The Select Members window closes. From the File menu, select Save As. Select the My Folders directory and enter a report name. Insert a blank row to add space between the revenue and expense accounts. Select the row after the revenues account and right-click the row header. From the Insert Row menu, select Text. Insert a row for the expense accounts. Select the row after the new blank row and right-click the row header. From the Insert Row menu, select Data. The default value for the new row contains the revenue account. Select the expense accounts. Double-click the new expense account cell in row 3. Click the Remove All icon to deselect the default revenues account. In the Available area, expand the Account member, and continue expanding until you reach the expense accounts. Select the accounts and click the Add icon to move the accounts to the Selected area. Select the Place selections into separate rows option to create a separate row in the grid for each account. The Account member is expanded and the expense accounts for the report appear in the Selected area of the window. The selected accounts are,, and The option called Place selections into separate rows is selected. The grid now includes the expense accounts. Save the report and leave it open for the next activity. Add a Formula Define a formula to summarize the expense account balances. Select the row after the last expense account row and right-click the row header. From the Insert Row menu, select Formula. Click in the empty cell in the new row. The cell properties sheet opens. On the cell properties sheet, select the Custom Heading option and enter Total Expenses. Select the row header for the formula row, which in this example is row 6. In the Formula bar, click the Sum 0 button to enter the formula into the formula text box. Enter the cell references for the expense accounts into the formula, between the parentheses. In this example, the completed formula is Sum [3], [4], [5]. The following figure shows the Financial Reporting Studio window with the formula entered in the formula text box. Validate the formula syntax by clicking the check mark icon in the toolbar. Validation checks the validity of the formula, not if data is available. The following figure shows an example of the grid with the revenue account in row 1, expense accounts in rows 3 through 5, and total expenses in row 6. Optionally preview the report. Define a Range Function Use the range function to report across periods and create rolling period columns on the report. Double-click the Accounting Period cell. Click the Remove All icon to deselect the default accounting period member. Chapter 4 : Top General Ledger Accounting Software for - blog.quintoapp.com - PCMag General Ledger Applications Software for Microsoft Windows Chapters by Kermit D. Larson 1 edition - first published in Ready Notes, Volume 1, Chapters for use with Fundamental Accounting Principles. Chapter 5 : Creating Analytics and Reports A report containing all the general ledger account names, their debit and credit balances, and the total debits and credits. Special journals Journals such as the purchases journal, sales journal, cash receipts journal, and cash payments journal. Chapter 6 : BS1 General Ledger - Free download and software reviews - CNET blog.quintoapp.com - General Ledger Applications Software For Microsoft Windows Chapters Home Page 2. Title [[[--Full Download => Cecilia De Nol Author: Adobe Acrobat Pro. Chapter 7 : Financial Reporting (Chapter 15) R13 (update 18B) Page 6

7 General Ledger Applications Software for Microsoft Windows for Use With Financial Accounting [Jack E. Terry] on blog.quintoapp.com *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. Chapter 8 : Buy General Ledger - Microsoft Store General Ledger Live Video Demo. Presented by Bill Garner, Training and Demo Specialist. Chapter 9 : The Best Enterprise Accounting Software of blog.quintoapp.com The General Ledger software was developed for the Microsoft XP operating system. All aspects of the software operates properly, with one exception. There is a compatibility issue with the report printing function. Page 7