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kati45 [8]
3 years ago
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A client has created a budget based on their customer, Lou's Luggage. They want a report that shows actuals versus budget for th

is customer by quarter for the whole year.
Business
1 answer:
SCORPION-xisa [38]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

2. Select Lou's Luggage budget

3. Show grid Accounts vs. Quarters

4. Filter for Lou's Luggage customer  

<u>From online research, the question and multiple choices</u>

Which 3 customization are necessary?(Select all that apply)

1. Filter by Paid status

2. Select Lou's Luggage budget

3. Show grid Accounts vs. Quarters

4.  Filter for Lou's Luggage customer          

5. Filter by Product/Service = Specified

Explanation:

Getting to Lou's luggage customer reports requires drilling down to the specifics. the system will give the reports by following the steps below.

2. Select Lou's Luggage budget

3. Show grid Accounts vs. Quarters

4. Filter for Lou's Luggage customer  

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