In this chapter, we expanded on the knowledge we learned in the previous chapter of designing our reports and explored generating our reports and storing them in a meaningful manner in the Report Library. We then moved on to navigating the Report Viewer for Management Reporter tool, describing how to use it to organize and store our reports as well as attach those many supporting documents we all have for our financial reports such as Microsoft Word tables of contents and Microsoft Excel spreadsheets detailing out certain allocation calculations. Finally, we wrapped up with some commentary on some of the major improvements that Management Reporter has over its predecessor Microsoft FRx.
In our final chapter, we will bring all of these tools in our reporting toolkit together and show how they can address the challenges and theoretical issues described in our first chapter, by linking them to the practical application of the tools that we have explored throughout this book.
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