For balance sheet, income statement and trial balance type reports it is ideal, especially when reporting across our many reporting structures and among their many levels is called for. Like most report writers, though, DRW has its quirks.
Experienced users know that report writing is part science and part art.
Some think that a dash of magic helps. But understanding the subtleties of our tools can often mean the difference between adequate and exceptional reports. The following articles describe a few tricks that we've incorporated into DRW to improve our reports. If you have any questions about them, or if you have a DRW suggestion for us, you can contact the author, Paul Amrhein , via email. Operative accountants tend to opt for pennies, while financial reporting types prefer rounded amounts.