If you’re reading this, you are probably looking for answers now, as in “my implementation goes live in a month and I don’t have my financial statements figured out yet”. This is by far the most common question I get from people looking for answers about account schedules.
The best place to go (other than this blog) is to docs.microsoft.com which is the official, definitive, free, and publicly-available website where Microsoft publishes all the latest, greatest, and current documentation and learning resources for their products.
More precisely, you can look here for documentation:
Prepare Financial Reporting with Account Schedules and Account Categories
And you can look here for written form and video learning:
Configure financial reports by using account schedules in Dynamics 365 Business Central
Microsoft has put together a Create Financial Reports in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central learning path which includes the following videos:
Create budgets in Dynamics 365 Business Central
Configure financial reports by using account schedules in Dynamics 365 Business Central
Use dimensions in your financial reports in Dynamics 365 Business Central
Forecast your cash flow in Dynamics 365 Business Central
Set up XBRL reports in Dynamics 365 Business Central
This posting is part of the Dynamics 365 Business Central Account Schedules 101 series. Find the entire list of lessons here.