What is a Reporting Label?

A reporting label is a container for simple text to be made available to a reporting template. You can use reporting labels to define items such as calculated column labels and user notes.

Reporting labels are also used to define section headings in the S2S Statement of Functional Expense reporting template.

See the Tutorial Scripts and Reporting Reference Guide on FinancialForce Community for a list of defined reporting labels for each template.

You can use undefined reporting labels to record notes about your own use of a report and its customizations.

There are three predefined template keys for labels related to the record count feature on selected Detail report templates:

  • L80 enables you to give the record count a title.
  • L81 enables you to give a label to the total number of records in each row.
  • L82 enables you to give a label to the total number of records in a data range.

You must use Template AClosed TF000000000000A or Template BClosed TF000000000000B to take advantage of the count feature on detail reports.

S2S Statement of Functional Expense Section Headings

Section headings are used to group the columns in the S2S Statement of Functional Expense reporting template. Each section heading can have up to four subsections.

The default section headings and their pre-defined subsections are detailed in the following table.

S2S Statement of Functional Expense section headings and subsections
Section Heading Program Services Supporting Services Label I-L Label M-P
Subsections Volunteer and Family Programs Home and Improvement Retail Outlets Total Management and General Fundraising and Development Total Total Total

You can customize the section headings and add or modify subsections.