Creating Financial Statements with Statistical Information
You can use statistical accounts in financial statements to compare important non-financial data to related financial data for measuring such things as productivity and controlling costs. Some examples of analytical measures that can be used are as follows:
| Statistical | Measured Against | To Compute Ratios Of | 
|---|---|---|
| # of lbs shipped | Expenses | Expenses to lbs. | 
| # of units shipped | Expenses | Expenses to units | 
| # of shipments | Freight Expense | Freight to shipments | 
| # of employees | Revenue | Revenue to employees | 
| # of customers | Revenue | Revenue to customers | 
- Define your financial statement(s) layout using the Financial Statement Definition form.
 - Identify the statistical accounts to display on the financial report.
 - Select and print the desired financial report.