F9 offers an unbeatable feature package including, drill down, multiple date ranges, multi-currency, lists of account segments, and report auditing. It also does all of this while being dynamically Hotlinked to the General Ledger (GL), ensuring that all numbers are timely, consistent and complete.

But that’s not all.

F9 provides all of the necessary tools for creating production reporting and ad hoc reports within Microsoft Excel, which makes F9 not only a superb tool for creating financial reports, but also for financial analysis. Charts, graphs, pivot tables – all of these features are available in the latest versions of Excel, and all are compatible with F9.

This means that any analytical tool you use in Excel (graph, chart, or pivot table), that is linked to the GL by F9, can be updated at any time without rebuilding. Need to create a graph charting weekly sales growth? Create it once in Excel utilizing F9’s GL Function. To update it, simply extend the date range to include the last week, and press F9 (recalc). The graph will automatically be updated to include that week with the most recent data from the GL.

How does it work?

F9 can deal with either request.

NB: The parameters of these formulas are displayed as such for illustration only. Typically, each parameter in the formula would contain a cell reference to the value indicated in quotation marks.

This is just one F9 formula. There are several others that return information such as account descriptions, account segment descriptions, company names, dates, etc. And formulas are only part of F9's functionality.

There are a number of other features such as Drill Down that allows you to determine the origin of a particular number, Budget Write Back that allows you to modify and update your budget files, Wizards to create GL formulas or entire reports, and many other features designed to make you more productive.

For a more complete description of these and other features, request a copy of our multi-media CD.