 is different than other bookkeepers, right? We're gonna call it an income statement, which I kind of feel like is a little bit more professional or seems more normal to me for external reporting purposes for some reason. That's just what I guess what I learned. But let's go ahead and go to the Customize and let's get rid of the pennies. Let's get negative numbers bracketed, show them in red on the header and filter side of things. I'm gonna get rid of the date, time and report basis. And then run that report. So there we have it. Looks very nice, Atomosa. And let's go ahead and save the customization. So I'm gonna make this go into a group. I'm gonna call it month end reports. And I'm gonna add the group. So there's our group. And I'm gonna call it a Summary, Income Statement Summary, but I'm gonna name it number four because I'm continuing after the balance sheet reports we did before, even though we can't see them in the Custom Reports. Let's go ahead and save it. And then if I go to the first tab and my Custom Reports refresh the screen, let's see if it pulls up like it should. There it is. So we have that one. And then if I go to my Income Statement, again, I might say, okay, now I want to have a full expanded Income Statement. But since I already have the Summary, maybe I can add a little bit extra to this one, possibly making it a Vertical Analysis Income Statement maybe. So I can select the dropdown and say, maybe I want a percent of income. That's the main one for Vertical Analysis that we saw in a prior presentation. Run it. So now everything's being compared to that income line. And I might call this then an Income Statement Vertical Analysis. Analysis or something like that. And then I can save this one and I already customized it. So I'll save customization making this number five. Number five. And then we're gonna save it. Let's check it out going back to the first tab, refreshing the screen. There's our reports, two of them in there now. Mui B to the N, BN. Hippies are just BN, man. But why would you just be in when you can Mui BN? When you can Mui BN. Okay, so then I'm gonna do another one. Let's go back to the normal. The normal here. Normal. And then we could do a statement by quarter we might wanna do. Dropping it down over here. And maybe a quarters statement. If you're at your end, if you were only at the end of the second month or the first quarter, you might do a month by month report for that first few months, right? But I'm at the end of the year, so maybe a quarter by quarter report would be necessary, would be appropriate. So this would be an income statement, statement by quarter, something like that. And we'll save this one. Mui B to the N. We're gonna save customization. Number six on this one. Six. And we'll save it. Let's check it out. Going back to the first tab to check it out. Running it to refresh in it. And there we have it. There's number six. Let's go back on over. Let's just do one more just to get an idea. We could do the horizontal analysis. Let's bring this back to where it was. Total. Run it. And this time we might wanna compare two months. Let's just do December and November. So we might say, let's say this was going from 11, oh, one, two, three, tab, 12, 31. Oh, no, let's go 12, one, two, three. To 12, 31, run it. And then we might do the drop down up top, comparing it to the previous period. Percentage change and dollar change, dollar and percent change. Running it. There it is. And then we can change the name of that one. We might say this is gonna be an income statement, horizontal analysis. Horizontal analysis. Something like that. Copy in that one. And then save the customization. And then we're gonna say this is gonna be boom. And this could be number seven. Save it. And then you could do one for the prior period as well. So we have a whole lot of options, right? I could do the same thing and say, well, let's compare that to the previous year. And we could do another horizontal compared to the prior year, which is getting confusing on the names. Nothing's in the prior year, so that's also confusing. But we'll leave it there. Just note, we just picked some that might be appropriate. Those don't have to be the ones that you use. And again, the reports that you do use will be dependent upon what time of the year it is. If it's beginning in the year, you might be doing more month-by-month comparisons. If it's the end of the year, quarter-by-quarter comparisons comparing to the prior period, and so on. And also we would have the balance sheet accounts here as well in our customized reports. That was numbers one through three, that at least that we can do. And we can see now that we're getting a long list of reports, which is why it's not usually best to just attach them as an email because if you have like 10 reports, that becomes tedious for someone to download. It might be out of order sometimes. Numbering it here will give it to you in order in your system, which is nice. So it would be better to at least zip the file to provide it to someone by email if that's the method used or use a cloud drive or you can use our management report that we talked about before. And we won't do that again, but you could use this to then pull in the customized reports. Whatever your method is of delivery, this might be your first step, this can feed into it. So you can do this, you can list out your reports, you can create them monthly, quarterly, yearly, and then you can populate them into your management reports if you so choose. You can print them out as PDF files, provide them on a cloud drive, OneDrive, Amazon, Dropbox, or you could zip the file and email it or you can export these files as we create them to Excel using Excel then to populate one PDF file using a PDF printer as we saw in the past and will do in the future as well. That's the most customizable option because you can do a little bit more customizing within Excel, although it takes a little bit more work to do that. You can even integrate Excel with Word if you wanted to it and make it really fancy. So you don't need to go overboard, but if you do a little bit more just in terms of the presentation, like I think the Steve Jobs was the guy that really kind of made that clear with the fact, with his designs of his phones, putting so much time on things like text and color schemes and rounded edges and this kind of things where isn't really necessary in the most practical type of things from a technical standpoint, but people appreciate the attention to the detail of those types of things and it raises confidence, which is often something that you need as a bookkeeper when you're dealing with people's numbers. So if you print the reports, provide them neatly, give a little bit of extra effort just in terms of the presentation, that can go a long way to say, hey, look, I'm doing the best I can do here.