Five non-negotiable questions you should be asking your reporting solution

Many companies today suffer from a lack of visibility into key performance metrics. We call this “keyhole visibility” because it’s the equivalent of trying to evaluate what’s happening in a room by looking through the keyhole. With a narrow view, you’re unable to fully understand what’s behind the door and what might be lurking around […]

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Learn how to switch output modes when running a report in Sage Intelligence

Did you know that apart from being able to run reports out to Excel, Sage Intelligence allows you to switch output modes which can be useful when designing and debugging reports?  Two additional options are provided, output to Screen and output to SQL. Output to Screen does away with rendering a report to Excel and […]

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Why mobility matters: Learn the three C’s

Mobility has changed the way we work—especially for businesses that depend on personnel not working at a desk or in and office. When asked how “anytime, anywhere” connectivity helps business leaders be more efficient, they typically respond with three answers: convenience, communication, or collaboration. Convenience When operations or field personnel need to call office staff […]

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Learn how to reverse the sign of an account in the Sage Intelligence Online Report Designer

In Sage Intelligence, account balances are typically returned in their “natural format” from your Sage accounting or business management solution.  In other words, credit accounts (with a credit balance) are shown as negative values and debit accounts (with a debit balance) are shown as positives values.  However, in financial reporting, there are times when the […]

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How to work with numbers containing more than 15 digits in Excel

Numbers containing more than 15 digits in Excel are not often used, however some users might use them when recording credit card numbers, account numbers, stock codes, etc. Applies To: Microsoft® Excel® for Windows 2013 and 2016. Excel can’t handle more than 15 digits per cell, and so when these numbers are entered, Excel stores […]

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