Even the most experienced Business Central users get tripped up by financial reports — not because the reports are complex, but because the basics matter more than anyone admits.
I broke down the four building blocks that quietly determine whether your numbers are trustworthy: rows, columns, analysis views and the report shell that ties it all together.
If you’ve ever wondered why a report “looks wrong” when the data is right, this one is for you.
Category: Financial Reporting
Business Central v27 Reporting: Small Changes, Big Wins for Everyday Users
Why these improvements matter for real users, not just accountants or power users Reporting in Business Central has always been powerful, but the learning curve has not always been friendly. Most guidance comes from an accountant’s perspective, which is valuable but not always practical for the everyday user trying to run month end, troubleshoot a…
You’re NOT Losing Your Mind – Why the BC Trial Balance Detail/Summary Report Went Missing!
As a consultant who works with many international companies, I usually support their US subsidiaries running the US localization of Business Central. Over time, you become familiar with the reporting tools in that environment. You know which reports auditors rely on, and you know exactly where to find the Trial Balance Detail/Summary that shows beginning…
