Is it possible to create a trial balance by subsid...
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Is it possible to create a trial balance by subsidiary report using SuiteAnalytics Workbook? We need to workbooks, one in local currency and the other in USD, the subsidiaries will be in the columns.
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Yes, it is possible to create a trial balance by subsidiary report using SuiteAnalytics Workbook. You can create two separate workbooks, one for local currency and the other for USD. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to create a custom trial balance by subsidiary: 1. Navigate to Reports > Financial > Trial Balance > Customize. 2. Name your report, for example, "Custom Trial Balance by Subsidiary". 3. Go to the Edit Column Tab. - Expand ‘Trial Balance’ > + Subsidiary > Expand > Click ‘Name’. - Move the new column to the far left so it’s the first column. - Click on the first column (Subsidiary) > Check ‘Group’ if not already checked. - Click on the second column (Account) > Check ‘Group with previous column’ if not already checked. 4. Go to the Sorting Tab. - Expand ‘Trial Balance’ > + Subsidiary > Expand > Click ‘Name’. - Click ‘Add’ on the row that appeared on the right. - Click on the row you added and move to top > Click Ok. 5. Click ‘Save’ and you should see a full trial balance grouped by each Subsidiary. If you click on ‘collapse’ in the bottom right you will have a neat table of all the subsidiaries and totals. The new report should now be in Reports > Saved Reports and also available in the search. However, please note that this will still give you one column of data. If you want a side by side comparison of each subsidiary, you might need to use the Balance Sheet or Income Statement report instead. ****** Disclaimer: This response was generated by an artificial intelligence assistant based on previous conversations from multiple Slack channels, and may contain inaccuracies or mistakes. ******
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