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Last Updated: 2023-06-23
Example: Create an Income Statement Composite Report

Example: Create an Income Statement Composite Report

You want to create an income statement that compares the actuals and plan data in Workday by referencing data from your matrix subreports. You want to interpret the variance by creating a column that calculates the difference between the data from the subreports.
  • Create actuals and plan subreports.
  • Security: These domains in the System functional area:
    • Custom Report Creation
    • Manage: All Custom Reports
  1. Access the
    Create Custom Report
    task.
  2. Enter
    Income Statement
    in the
    Report Name
    field.
  3. Select
    Composite
    from the
    Report Type
    prompt.
  4. On the
    Business Object Enabled for Filtering and Grouping
    grid, select
    Ledger Account
    from the
    Business Object
    prompt.
  5. Click
    OK
    .
  6. From the menu of column
    C1
    , select
    Define
    Control Field
    .
  7. Enter
    Ledger Account
    in the
    Column Name
    field.
  8. Click
    OK
    .
  9. From the menu of column
    C2
    , select
    Define
    Data
    .
  10. Enter
    Actuals
    in the
    Column Name
    field.
  11. Select
    [Subreport] Actuals
    from the
    Sub Report Name
    prompt.
  12. Click
    OK
    .
  13. From the menu of column
    C3
    , select
    Define
    Data
    .
  14. Enter
    Plan
    in the
    Column Name
    field.
  15. Select
    [Subreport] Plan
    from the
    Sub Report Name
    prompt.
  16. Click
    OK
    .
  17. From the menu of column
    C4
    , select
    Define
    Calculation
    .
  18. Enter
    Variance
    in the
    Column Name
    field.
  19. Select:
    Option Description
    Calculation Type
    Difference
    Column A
    C3 (Plan)
    Column B
    C2 (Actuals)
  20. Click
    OK
    .
  21. Click
    Run
    .
Workday displays an income statement that includes the actuals and plan data, including the variance for ledger accounts.