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Logicim's ready-to-use Sage 50 CA NPO Revenue and Expense by Fund
Revenue and Expense by Fund
This report lets you see the revenues and expenses incurred by each fund.
Prerequisite
- Logicim XLGL version 5.0 or higher
- Microsoft Excel 2016 or higher
- Sage 50 Canadian Edition (2014 and above)
What the Report does
This report is exceptionally useful when you want a detailed and summary breakdown of the expenses and revenues incurred per fund.
How to use the Report
- Cell C8 and C9 on the Instructions worksheet is where you enter your as from and to date
- Once you set up the dates, click the Refresh button on the Logicim XLGL ribbon.
- The Report will then automatically populate the pivot table with values.
Common use cases
This report gives you a good drill-down and a summary of your fund's revenues and expenses. It is a good way of tracking when where those occured.
Troubleshooting
- Issue A: No values appear on the worksheet.
- Solution A: Ensure your account has the necessary permissions to access the Accounts & General Ledger.
- Issue B: Wrong values appear on the worksheet.
- Solution B: Ensure that you are connected to the right company.
FAQs
- Q: I only want to see columns relevant to what I want on Detail Report.
- A: Yes, you can! The report is a pivot table, and you can uncheck columns that you don't want to see.
- Q: Can a custom calculation be done for this Report? Like taxes and such?
- A: Yes, a fully customized Report is available here: Logicim Custom Reports
Best practices
Always connect to the correct company before loading this Report. Ensure the Refresh after opening checkbox is selected. This ensures the Report loads company-specific data accurately and eliminates the need to click the Refresh button on the Logicim XLGL ribbon.
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Edited: Friday, September 12, 2025
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