I’ve just finished writing FRx in 8 Hours—Introduction. It is a downloadable self-study tutorial, so you can begin learning immediately. For more information and cost, see FRx in 8 Hours—Introduction.
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I’ve just finished writing FRx in 8 Hours—Introduction. It is a downloadable self-study tutorial, so you can begin learning immediately. For more information and cost, see FRx in 8 Hours—Introduction.
I work with zillions of companies who run Dynamics GP, AX and SL.
And lots of other consultants.
So I work with accountants who need accurate financials to help close the books. Not to mention present to the Board.
I don't sell or install MR. [How smart am I?]
FRx is toast—and I hope you're getting rid of it soon—but just in case someone still needs to learn it:
BTW, if you're on Dynamics, you can migrate to MR, but you should know there are other options. Choose what's best for you.
Here are 3 essentials to know before you start.
Background—back in the day, FRx was a famous midmarket report writer from a small agile company in Colorado. Then it got acquired. [Sigh]
Now it's owned by Microsoft. They rewrote it and rebranded it Management Reporter.
The two are very much alike and much of the FRx content here also applies to MR.
Jan,
Will I be able to create the sample reports after completing the first training session?
Thanks
MArk Wozniak
Mark, after the first manual, you should be able to create a trial balance, a balance sheet, an income statement, and a departmental income statement. There’s also some information on how to do basic consolidations.
This initial knowledge may be enough to get you farther down the road if you are an experimental do it yourselfer.
The second manual is for more sophisticated reports. Only catch: it’s not ready yet. I was hoping for this month but I’ve been too busy with other projects. Maybe November!
Jan
Is this training manual for Microsoft FRx?
Yes indeed.