 Now, when we give these reports now to our client, let's say, now we have to think about how we're going to present these to our client, because we have to pick which reports we want to give, number one, and number two, now we have multiple periods, so we could have comparative reports that we can add. So remember how we can structure this, we can generate the reports, I'm going to memorize the reports, I'm going to memorize them on a monthly basis, then I can get into them easily and provide them to the client either by emailing them, printing them, which is less common these days, or we can save them as a PDF file and then possibly email them with multiple attachments, but that's still kind of tedious, we could zip them, which I think is a better solution, or we can also create an Excel file. We can also put them on the cloud so that they can access them on a cloud drive. We can make an Excel file and then generate one PDF file from the Excel file or use Excel and Word to create a sophisticated, more sophisticated and customized format, or if I go to the first tab, we can go down to the reports on the left hand side, we can use this Manage Reports tool to try to customize our reports. So let's first just group and memorize our reports. I'm going to go into the Custom Reports here, last time we set up the Balance Sheet Report, a Summary Balance Sheet, and the Standard Balance Sheet and then a Summary Income and an Income Statement in general, so we've got the General Reports. Now those reports, if I go to the, let's go to the tab to the right click and duplicate, so you can see where those are generated from if you wanted to pull those up. I went to the reports on the left hand side, we went into, down here there's the Balance Sheet Standard of course, and then, hold on a second, here, let me scroll down a little, there's the Summary Balance Sheet. Now the Summary Balance Sheet is just basically a Balance Sheet Report, but it only has the account types instead of all the detail, so that's a good report to start with. And then I customized all the reports by doing our standard, I'm getting rid of the pennies, negative numbers, and I'm doing the red numbers, and I'm getting rid of the date, time, report basis, so that's my standard formatting that I've done, so that would be the Summary Report, what it's going to look like, and then if I go back into the reports, we have of course the income statement that we put together, the profit and loss, and the summary income statement, I just collapsed some of the total lines, so we'll look a little bit more about them later, at them a little bit more later, but now let's do a couple comparative reports and add those into the mix here. So I'm going to say, let's say that I want, now that I have two periods, I'm going to say, all right, well let's go into like a normal, let's do a normal like balance sheet report, and then I'm going to say, okay, let's see if there's a couple comparative reports that we could make, if I wanted to make a side-by-side comparison of the two periods that I have now, I could do this this way, I can go from 010123 to 022823, and then I could hit the drop-down and say that I want to see it months, a month by month, and again, you could do it week by week, that's more less common, if you had multiple quarters, you can also run one quarter by quarter, and you can also do it year by year, if you had multiple years, so you can see how many more options we have as time passes by just manipulating these reports to have comparative options to them.