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== Using job groups on reports == | == Using job groups on reports == | ||
Once job groups are created, BudgetLink has the capability to control the job group that appear on a report. For more information, see [[Customising | Once job groups are created, BudgetLink has the capability to control the job group that appear on a report. For more information, see [[Customising a report to use a specific job group]]. | ||
== Related Topics == | == Related Topics == | ||
* [[Job Sets]] | * [[Job Sets]] | ||
Revision as of 17:25, 15 January 2015
Overview
The job groups functionality allows you to define additional job headers in order to report your data in different ways. While most accounting packages allow you to add job headers, they typically do not allow you to create your own aggregations or different hierarchies. To solve this problem, Job groups can be created to sum any number of jobs together.
The source jobs are chosen using rules which provide flexibility and automation.
Managing Job Groups
BudgetLink allows you to create any number of account sets. For more information, see the following topics:
Using job groups on reports
Once job groups are created, BudgetLink has the capability to control the job group that appear on a report. For more information, see Customising a report to use a specific job group.