Table types
A table is one or more column groups arranged left to right. Each group is one of three types, and you can mix types in a single table:- Periods: a time series shown month over month, quarter over quarter, or year over year.
- Variance: a comparison between sources, such as budget vs. actuals, with diff columns.
- Side-by-side: entities, departments, or other units compared in parallel columns.
- Monthly columns for the current year, followed by a year-total column. Two periods groups.
- Actuals month by month for the year to date, followed by actuals vs. budget for the year to date. A periods group, then a variance group.
See in action
See tables in practice in the Management report masterclass.