Posted in December 17th, 2009
Conventional software works just fine for date based analysis if your fiscal year starts on January 1st. Excel will happily let you group dates placed in pivot tables as row or column fields into months, quarters or years. You’ll have nice looking and accurate summary tools in no time – if your fiscal dates match […]
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Posted in November 25th, 2009
Using the Report window we’ve built templates and taught Monarch how to extract our data. In the Table window we’ve added new fields and new values, but even when using filtering and sorting the data, it can be difficult to see the big picture; we’re often just too close to the details.
To give us a […]
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Auto maker Chrysler recently announced their intent to close 789 dealerships (PDF) in the US as part of their recovery plan.
While it’s unfortunate, and will clearly have an impact on individuals and local economies, we can use their PDF list as an example of what can be done with Monarch Pro in terms of:
extracting data […]
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