Model Summary
The QQube Profit and Loss Detail Data Model provides line-level detail for posting transactions that affect Profit and Loss reporting.
| Model Type | Profit and Loss transaction detail |
|---|---|
| Transaction Coverage | Posting transactions only |
| Available Fields | More than 1,500 |
| Historical Coverage | All available years with no model date-range limitation |
| Primary Use | Analyze income and expense activity using actual, budget, forecast, and foreign-currency values |
Best Used For
- Creating traditional Profit and Loss detail reports.
- Filtering income and expense activity by class.
- Comparing actual results with budgets and forecasts.
- Reviewing summary and detail transaction lines.
- Analyzing home and foreign-currency activity.
- Reporting by calendar year, fiscal year, or 52/53 tax year.
Key Capabilities
- Includes posting and linked transactions.
- Places actual, budget, and forecast values side by side.
- Includes debit, credit, paid, open, home-currency, and foreign-currency values.
- Supports calendar, fiscal, and 52/53 tax-year reporting.
- Includes advanced line descriptions not available in QuickBooks.
- Covers all available transaction years.
Profit and Loss-Specific Logic
Posting Scope
This model contains posting transaction detail only.
Non-posting transactions are not included.
Budget and Forecast Dates
Budget and forecast dates use the first day of the applicable period.
For example, January and February values use January 1 and February 1 as their transaction dates.
Quantity, Rate, and Amount Fields
The model contains 16 primary Profit and Loss fields. Native fields provide transaction quantities, rates, actual amounts, paid amounts, and open amounts. QQube field extensions add budget and forecast amounts.
Native Fields (10)
| Quantity Fields | Rate Fields | Amount Fields |
|---|---|---|
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QQube Field Extensions (6)
| Amount Fields |
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Power BI and Excel Power Pivot Measures
The prepared Profit and Loss Detail examples include 91 visible DAX measures. Hidden measures are not included.
Power BI includes four company-filter support measures.
These measures restrict Account, Class, Job, and Source Name slicers to values associated with the selected company. Excel Power Pivot handles company filtering automatically.
Included Dimensions
Calendars
| 52/53 Tax Year | Billed Date | Fiscal Year |
| Fully Paid Date | Service Date | Transaction Date |
| Job End Date | Job Projected End Date | Job Start Date |
| More Info on Calendars |
Document
| Document Attributes | Line Attributes |
Lists
| Account (Profit and Loss) | Account (Summary) | Class |
| Company | Currency | Customer |
| Customer Rep | Employee | Item |
| Job | Job Rep | Other Name |
| Payment Method | Payroll Item | Source Name |
| Template | Vendor |
Technical Details
| Model Structure | One prepared FACT table with the required dimensions and relationships already included |
|---|---|
| Transaction Scope | Posting transactions only |
| Historical Coverage | All available years with no model date-range limitation |
| Primary Model Fields | 16 fields: 10 Native Fields and 6 QQube Field Extensions |
| DAX Availability | 91 visible measures for Power BI and Excel Power Pivot |
Expected Result
Use the prepared Profit and Loss Detail model to analyze income and expense activity, actual results, budgets, forecasts, period comparisons, and foreign-currency values.
The FACT table, dimensions, relationships, Native Fields, QQube Field Extensions, and DAX measures are already included.
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