There are no numbers in the Fixed-Income style box. Most users will find Scheduled Portfolios useful for hypothetical portfolios. For example, you can show a client what her situation would be today, had she come to you for investment advice three years ago.
Scheduled Portfolios take into account loads, taxes, and cash flows.
They use the portfolio's actual investment history to calculate final values. Some financial planners might find Scheduled Portfolios helpful for reporting purposes, as well. Unscheduled Portfolios are useful for showing your client how her portfolio looks today because they use current allocations to determine current composition and weighting information. There are no numbers in the Fixed-Income style box. We rely on the fund companies to provide us with the information we need to calculate our style boxes.