Fully-functioning, configurable Power BI Profit & Loss template with sample dataset (> 300k transactions), plug and play with Sage 50 Accounts data plus ability to configure additional charts of accounts and summary rows and ratios.
Try the demo below:
The template is a .pbix file and Excel workbook with typical accounting data and metadata to control the presentation of the report.
Included features:
Six-page income statement report, as per the demo above, plus drill-through and transaction detail tooltip
Fully-working example of using DAX Dates Measures to provide simple, highly-intuitive selection of dates ranges by the user
Example Power Query dates-table generation, configurable to any fiscal year (that ends at the end of a month)
Dynamic matrix columns, based on slicer selection (PY or Budget)
Budget/PY to Actual Bridge visuals
YTD-plus view with actuals YTD and the remainder as Budget/PY
Configurable Chart of Accounts via an external metadata spreadsheet
Suitable for
This template is ideal for someone who wants quickly to create an intuitive, functional income statement based on:
Journal entries list (AUDIT_JOURNAL)
List of general ledger accounts (NOMINAL_LEDGER)
Customer list (SALES_LEDGER)
Supplier list (PURCHASE_LEDGER)
Chart(s) of accounts groupings (CAT_TITLE)
Chart(s) of accounts account categories (CATEGORY)
We can provide assistance, if required, to provide an automated connection to these tables in Sage 50 Accounts.
Using the external metadata spreadsheet you can:
Create new summary totals and ratios, and determine where they appear in your Chart of Accounts
Create totally new charts of accounts that are not set up in Sage.
Control the presentation of expenses as positive or negative values
Define which income accounts to include in a % of sales calculation
Example Budget workbooks are also provided, which you can adapt to your own accounts list.
Topics covered
Income statement, actual vs budget/PY, sales, expenses
Simple, slicer-driven date range selection
Yes
Charts of Accounts
2, extendable via an Excel metadata workbook
Configurable chart of accounts
Yes, via an external metadata spreadsheet