Model Summary
The QQube Profit and Loss Actual/Budget/Forecast by Class Data Model combines Actual, Budget, and Forecast values in one traditional Profit and Loss by Class statement. It is a three-year, Excel-based financial model with 36 monthly periods.
| Model Type | Three-year Profit and Loss Actual/Budget/Forecast by Class |
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| Period Coverage | 36 monthly periods controlled in the QQube Configuration Tool |
| Primary Values | Actual, Budget, Forecast, and related % Sales values |
| QuickBooks Availability | QuickBooks Enterprise |
| Application Availability | Excel with the QQube Add-In |
| Primary Use | Compare Actual, Budget, and Forecast values in one Profit and Loss by Class report |
Best Used For
- Comparing Actual, Budget, and Forecast values side by side.
- Building a traditional three-year Profit and Loss by Class statement in Excel.
- Reviewing monthly, quarterly, yearly, and year-to-date results.
- Analyzing Actual, Budget, and Forecast values as a percentage of Sales by class.
- Using prepared shortcuts such as Current Month, Last Month, and Previous Year Month by class.
Key Capabilities
- Combines Actual, Budget, and Forecast values in one report by class.
- Includes 36 monthly periods across three years.
- Provides monthly, year-to-date, quarterly, and yearly measures.
- Includes % Sales measures for Actual, Budget, and Forecast values.
- Includes 606 prepared Excel measures.
- Provides special Microsoft Access views for the wide financial structure.
- Includes the Excel Add-In Presentation Clean-Up Tool.
- Supports classes side by side or in a hierarchy.
Three-Year Period Logic
The 36 monthly periods are controlled in the QQube Configuration Tool.
The period labels change with the configured financial reporting range. The prepared model retains the same measure structure for Periods 01 through 36.
QuickBooks and Application Availability
This report is available only for QuickBooks Enterprise users.
QuickBooks requires separate reports for Actual versus Budget and Actual versus Forecast. QQube combines all three values in one prepared Excel model by class.
This model is designed for Excel.
For daily aggregation, dynamic reporting periods, and Power BI or Excel Power Pivot, use the Profit and Loss by Class Flexible Period Data Model.
Prepared Excel Measures
The model includes 606 prepared measures. Repeating monthly, quarterly, and yearly measures are summarized below instead of listing every period separately.
Shortcut Measures (84)
| Current Measures | Previous and Antecedent Measures |
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Specific Monthly Period Measures (216)
| Actual | Budget | Forecast |
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Specific Year-to-Date Measures (216)
| Actual | Budget | Forecast |
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Specific Quarter Measures (72)
| Actual | Budget | Forecast |
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Specific Year Measures (18)
| Actual | Budget | Forecast |
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Included Dimensions
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| Account (Profit and Loss) | Class | Company |
Technical Details
| Model Structure | One prepared Profit and Loss Actual/Budget/Forecast by Class table with related Account, Class, and Company dimensions |
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| Financial Model Type | Three-year advanced financial statement |
| Aggregation | Monthly |
| Period Range | 36 configured monthly periods |
| QuickBooks Edition | QuickBooks Enterprise |
| Application Availability | Excel with the QQube Add-In |
| Prepared Excel Measures | 606 |
| DAX Support | None |
| Power BI Alternative | Profit and Loss Flexible Period Data Model |
| Microsoft Access | Special views are included for the wide financial structure |
Expected Result
Customers can immediately compare Actual, Budget, and Forecast values across monthly, year-to-date, quarterly, and yearly periods in one Excel Profit and Loss by Class report.
The prepared financial statement table, Account, Class, and Company dimensions, relationships, and 606 Excel measures are already included.
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