Add a Standard Table using the Additional Disclosures
You can use Additional Disclosures to create a Standard Table, which you can then add to a note in your report. The Standard Table available in Additional disclosures is used when you need to show the current period and up to 4 prior period values.
Use Additional Disclosures to create a new Standard Table
Select the
Additional Disclosure
tab
Select
Item1
.
Select the
Standard Table
tab.
Select
New
.
A new row is added to the table.
In the new row, select
NewRow
under
Description
and enter your description.
Enter the balances for the required periods.
Select
OK
.
Add the Standard Table Additional Disclosure to an existing note in the report
Open the report in
Design
mode.
In the
Report Structure
select the Note that you want to add to.
Right-click on this note, then select
Insert New
from the context menu.
In the Select a template pane, go to
Templates
,
UK_EU Style Elements
, then
Tables
.
Select
Balance sheet
, then
OK
.
Example
Find your newly created
Balance sheet
element in the Report Structure, right-click it and select
View
from the context menu.
This shows the table for the Balance sheet element in the report.
Double-click on the table in the report to open the
Design Smart Table
window.
tip
If the comparative column heading has the wrong date, you can follow the steps in our help topic: Error: 2013 period is wrong in a report in Accounts Production Advanced.
Point your cursor over the table, then double-click on the blue dotted line that appears around the row.
In the
Edit Section
window, select the
Financial Period Data
tab.
Select the
Additional Disclosures
,
Additional Disclosures 1 - 10
,
Item 1
, then
Standard Table
folders.
Within the
Standard Table
folder, select
Company
, then
Add
.
Example
In the Section contents pane, right-click on the
Company
that you've added, and select
Breakdown
,
Rows
, then
OK
from the context menu.
Mark the
Show section breakdown
and
Show section total
checkboxes.
Select
OK
on all windows save your changes update the accounts.