Creating a Simple
This tip works on any version of FRx. The goal is to create a simple
trial balance report which has a single line for each account which summaries
all sub

To create this report, open up

Next click on the menu choice, Edit, then select from the
list: add rows from chart of

The next step is to list the complete beginning to end of the
natural account

Optionally you can modify the row format to include a few new rows for descriptors and / or totals for Assets and Liability/ Equity.
If you need help with this task, give us a call.
Save this row by clicking on the menu choice: File, then save as:

Complete the row as shown above.
Next we are going to create a new
This takes you to this screen:
Complete this screen as shown below:

Save this new report by clicking File, then Save as and complete as shown below:

Close out of this area by clicking File, close all, which takes you back to this screen:

The last step is to link your row and columns together as a catalog id. This is done by clicking the catalog of reports id, which takes you to this screen:

The next step is to create a new blank catalog, which is accomplished by clicking the new button in the upper right hand quadrant. This screen is now created:

Next fill in these 4 areas: catalog id, catalog description, row
format, and

Next click on black arrow head in the section called Report
Date (upper right quadrant), and you get this screen. 
There are three changes I recommend : 1) set the base period/ base year to the desired values for your report, 2) in the center section, click the rebuild FRX GL indexes, and change the default base period report to Cur (for current period)

Leave this screen by clicking on the Ok button, then click on the save button in the top right corner area.
To create the report, click on the generate report button in
the top right corner. You
should get an

The report can be “cleaned - up” as you desire, with special
fonts, font sizes etc. As I said
earlier, this report is a great tool to understand what the next affect for any
account across multiple sub
Hope you can use this simple technique to create this report at your company…. Give us a call if you need help….