How to Print a Financial Statement in Sage 300
Steps:
- Open General Ledger > Financial Reporter > Print Financial Statements.
- Click Browse, and then select a financial statement file. For a list of sample financial statements included with Sage 300, see “Sample Financial Statements” (page 82).
- Under Fiscal Option, specify the year and period for which to create the statement.
- Under Report Type, specify whether to include actual or provisional amounts in the report.
- Actual. Includes only amounts that have been permanently posted to general ledger accounts.
- Provisional. Includes amounts that have been provisionally posted to general ledger accounts, as well as permanently posted amounts.
- Under Report As, specify whether to print a single, consolidated report, or to print separate reports for different account number segments.
- Note: The Separate option is available only after you select Segment in the Sort By area of the screen, and then enter the range of segments. (This option is not available if you select the Account segment.)
- Under Include, select the Report Options and/or DrillDown Information options as needed. When you select Report Options, the first page of the financial statement displays the following information:
- Statement name
- Fiscal year and period
- Report type (actual or provisional)
- Account processing and sorting order
- Account selection ranges
- On the G/L Print Financial Statements and Statement Designer screens, you can select the DrillDown Information option to add drilldown link comments to the generated report. The Drilldown Information option is available only when you select File or E-Mail under Print Destination. For more information, see “About FR Drilldown” (page 89).
- For information about the Audit Information and Formulas options, see “G/L Statement Designer” (page 29).
- Under Sort By, specify the order in which to sort records in the printed financial statement.
- If you select Account No., you can use the From and To fields to specify a range of account numbers to include, or leave the default values in these fields to include all account numbers.
- If you select Segment, select a segment in the list that appears. You can use the From and To fields to specify a range of account numbers to include, or leave the default values in these fields to include all segments.
- Specify account groups or sort code groups to include.
- If you want to select account groups by sort code range, select the Select Account Groups By Sort Code Range option. You can use the From Sort Code – Account Group and To Sort Code – Account Group fields to specify a range of sort codes to include, or leave the default values in these fields to include all sort codes.
- If you did not select the Select Account Groups By Sort Code Range option, you can use the From Account Group and To Account Group fields to specify a range of sort codes to include, or leave the default values in these fields to include all sort codes.
- In the table, specify optional ranges of segments. If you selected Separate under Report As in step 5, you can double-click the Report As column to select Separate or Consolidated.
- Select a print destination.
- Click Print.