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Dynamics GP Trial Balance in Excel using FRx

Victoria Yudin Profile Picture Victoria Yudin 22,769

While I work with SQL and Crystal Reports every day, there are some reports that are just easier created elsewhere. One example is a GL Trial Balance that you want to export to Excel. There are many ways of handling this requirement, I like using FRx for it.  Below are steps by step instructions on how to set this up, from start to finish it should take no more than 10 minutes:

  • Create a new Row format with one line encompassing all your accounts:FRx TB row

If you have any unit accounts, make sure to exclude them unless you want to see them on the Trial Balance.

  • Create a Column format to show the columns you want, here is an example showing the beginning balance, net change and ending balance:FRx TB column

You can do a lot of different things here, for example, I sometimes use a version that will show the net change for each month individually.

  • Create a new Catalog and change the following default settings:
    • Set Detail level to Financial & Account
    • On the Report Options tab check:
      • Display rows with no amounts
      • Display reports with no active rows
  • Generate the report, you will get something like the following in the DrillDown Viewer: FRx TB display
  • Now to get this into Excel:
    • Go to File > Export > Worksheet File > Formatted Excel
    • Select a file name and destination
    • On the Export Selection window uncheck Financial report and check Detail (supporting) report
    • Click OK and FRx will automatically open Excel with your detailed Trial Balance:

    Excel TB

  • You can also set this up to print to Excel automatically (skipping the steps above to have to Export from the DrillDown Viewer). To do this:
    • Go to the Output tab, then the Output Options tab
    • Change the drop-down option to Formatted Excel and pick a destination and the other settings as desired
Posted in Dynamics GP, FRx Tagged: Dynamics GP, FRx, General Ledger

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