what do you use to enhance financial data?
 

Do like they did at enron. Hire "creative accountants"

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Don Guillett
SalesAid Software

"nicole" wrote in message
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Don Guillett wrote...
Do like they did at enron. Hire "creative accountants"
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And nonsarcastic but perhaps no more helpful, the people who UNDERSTAND
financial data don't need artistic ehnancement to make it 'more fun'.
Those who believe they need it prettied up probably can't understand
it, so likely won't read it anyway no matter what the OP does to it.

Slightly more helpful advice: there are LOTS of financial statements
available on the web in PDF format. Look through a few and figure out
what makes some more readable than others then copy the better formats
shamelessly.

Harlan,
We have been trying to get posters to NOT put their question, however inane,
into the subject line. Do you think the OP even bothered to come back?

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Don Guillett
SalesAid Software

"Harlan Grove" wrote in message
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Don Guillett wrote...
Do like they did at enron. Hire "creative accountants"
...

And nonsarcastic but perhaps no more helpful, the people who UNDERSTAND
financial data don't need artistic ehnancement to make it 'more fun'.
Those who believe they need it prettied up probably can't understand
it, so likely won't read it anyway no matter what the OP does to it.

Slightly more helpful advice: there are LOTS of financial statements
available on the web in PDF format. Look through a few and figure out
what makes some more readable than others then copy the better formats
shamelessly.

Don Guillett wrote...
We have been trying to get posters to NOT put their question, however
inane,
into the subject line. Do you think the OP even bothered to come back?
....

With regard to the first point, it doesn't bug me as long as the
subject line isn't truncated (as the CDO does) and doesn't wrap (as the
hopefully soon to be martyred evangelist who keeps posting every week
does).

With regard to the second point, not sure the OP needs to post a
follow-up.