Create a custom report of a client's treatments and associations
Follow these steps to create a custom report that includes treatment and association information for a client.
- SelectSetupand thenCustom Reports.
- SelectAdd.
- Enter a name for the new custom report.
- In theTemplatefield, selectImport Spreadsheet.
- SelectContinue.
- In theSelect categoryfield, selectAssociations.
- Select an association from theNamefield, then chooseSelectto add the association to the report layout. Repeat this step for each association to include in the report.noteBoth the Group and Locations association are already included in the report as a result of using the Import Spreadsheet as a template.
- Notice 4 treatments (Tax, book, AMT, and ACE) are already included in this custom report layout, but you'll need to add any additional treatments by choosing the treatment from theSelect categoryfield and usingSelectto add the additional treatment values to the report layout.
- SelectContinue.
- (Optional) In the Options window, change the default settings, and selectOK.
- SelectDone.
- Open the client to print asset information for.noteIf you're licensed for UltraTax CS and you want to print this report in UltraTax CS, you'll need to create a print profile and add this report to the client or preparer print collation.
- Print the report or export it to Microsoft Excel.noteYou can export up to 40 columns to a Microsoft Excel file. If the custom report contains more than 40 columns, then you'll need to export the report in .DIF format. You can open .DIF files in Excel and then save it as an .XLS. To export the report in .DIF format, follow the steps below.
- ChooseUtilitiesand thenExport Asset Data.
- In theCustom report layoutfield, select the custom report layout you created in the previous steps.
- Mark theDIFcheckbox to export the report as a .DIF file.
- (Optional) SelectChange Locationto specify where on your computer the report will be exported.
- SelectExport.
- SelectDoneafter the report is exported. The report is available as a .DIF file in the location you specified. To open the file in Excel, first open Excel and use the Open command in Excel to navigate to the .DIF file.