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Microsoft FRx - How to Recycle your Reports using Row Linking in FRx 
 
10/21/2009 
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Do your FRx reports talk with one another?

They can begin by linking row formats, so you can "recycle" your FRx reports.  In this class, you'll learn how.

Row linking can reduce report setup and maintenance time, standardize your reporting, and create cross-checks to ensure accurate reporting.

Row formats allow you to pull info from your GL into your FRx reports.  Row Linking allows you to also pull info from other FRx row formats.

How are Brittenford clients applying row linking?

  • Linking the Income Statement and Balance Sheet
  • Consolidating companies with different charts-of-account
  • Building better Statements of Cash Flows
  • Pulling summary totals from a "detail" report for inclusion in another report
  • Leveraging reports built by other users, without changing their reports
  • and more....

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