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Hi,
Do not know if anyone can help me, but I am trying to find out if XBRL is the same as IXBRL, which is the standard for reporting in UK and Ireland. My impression is that it is not, and therefore the std XBRL functionality in Nav cannot be used.
Any help or guidance would be most appreciated.
Andrew
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hi,
IXBRL is last version of the XBRL Language, is different.
Standard XBRL is presented as a series of tags and numbers. iXBRL (inline XBRL), is a more recent version of the language, which allows financial information to be presented in a format that is both human readable and machine-readable. This is achieved by presenting the data (e.g. financial statements) in a normal document format but with XBRL "tags" embedded in the soft copy document.
my suggestion:
look at this post (on Nav Team Blog) and write a question about IXBRL for UK\Ireland (no documents
found in Partnersource to date).
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