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Management Reporter New Features and Bug Fixes Summary Management Reporter New Features and Bug Fixes Summary Gathered from Microsoft Knowledge Base articles by Derek Krebs at the MSX Group. If any questions, please feel free to email: [email protected] TABLE OF CONTENTS Management Reporter Feature and Version Number Summary .................................................................................. 3 Management Reporter New Features ........................................................................................................................... 3 CU 6 New Features .................................................................................................................................................... 3 CU 7 New Features .................................................................................................................................................... 3 CU 8 New Features .................................................................................................................................................... 4 CU 9 New Features .................................................................................................................................................... 4 CU 10 New Features .................................................................................................................................................. 5 CU 11 New Features .................................................................................................................................................. 5 CU 12 New Features .................................................................................................................................................. 6 CU 13 New Features .................................................................................................................................................. 6 CU 14 New Features .................................................................................................................................................. 7 CU 15 New Features .................................................................................................................................................. 7 Management Reporter Bug Fixes .................................................................................................................................. 7 CU 6 Bug Fixes............................................................................................................................................................ 7 CU 7 Bug Fixes............................................................................................................................................................ 8 CU 8 Bug Fixes............................................................................................................................................................ 9 CU 9 Bug Fixes.......................................................................................................................................................... 11 CU 10 Bug Fixes........................................................................................................................................................ 13 CU 11 Bug Fixes........................................................................................................................................................ 16 Gathered from Microsoft Knowledge Base articles by Derek Krebs at the MSX Group. If any questions, please feel free to email: [email protected] CU 12 Bug Fixes........................................................................................................................................................ 17 CU 13 Bug Fixes........................................................................................................................................................ 18 CU 14 Bug Fixes........................................................................................................................................................ 20 CU 15 Bug Fixes........................................................................................................................................................ 22 Known Issues List ......................................................................................................................................................... 24 Gathered from Microsoft Knowledge Base articles by Derek Krebs at the MSX Group. If any questions, please feel free to email: [email protected] MANAGEMENT REPORTER FEATURE AND VERSION NUMBER SUMMARY Over the last two years there have been quarterly releases of Management Reporter that have introduced many new features and supported scenarios. The Program Management team and Customer Service team are always getting asked what version contains a feature a customer is interested in. This is the cheat sheet of versions and features of Management Reporter. https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/dynamics_financial_reporting/2014/03/25/management-reporter-feature-and- version-number-summary/ MANAGEMENT REPORTER NEW FEATURES CU 6 NEW FEATURES Ability to generate a single report link for a report group created in Management Reporter Report Designer and open all reports from a single page in the web viewer Option to define the company, report date and report output locations for all reports assigned to a report group 14 new default reports that will be loaded for new Microsoft Dynamics AX and Microsoft Dynamics GP customers using Management Reporter; Existing customer also can easily import these default reports New vendor, customer and audit attributes added for Dynamics AX Support for transaction descriptions that are longer than 100 characters Support for bi-directional text in Management Reporter Report Designer and Web Viewer Translation for 12 additional languages, including Swedish, Norwegian, Polish, Czech, Finnish, Thai, Hungarian, Lithuanian, Latvian, Estonian, Icelandic and Arabic CU 7 NEW FEATURES Gathered from Microsoft Knowledge Base articles by Derek Krebs at the MSX Group. If any questions, please feel free to email: [email protected] • Ability to drill back to your Dynamics ERP from Management Reporter Web Viewer, allowing you to see detailed transactional information on any account • Included Management Reporter into the Dynamics AX install for new customers, making it more straightforward to get the entire solution up and running • Ability for Microsoft Dynamics AX customers to view any Management Reporter report in both functional and reporting currencies using the Management Reporter Web Viewer • Support for currency translation for Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 customers • Accounts and dimensions on reports will now be displayed in the order you’ve identified in Dynamics AX • Ability to include Fixed Asset Acquisition Date as an attribute on a report (Dynamics AX only) • Performance enhancements using Management Reporter Web Viewer to view reports • More than 90 bug fixes across Management Reporter and all Dynamics ERP integrations CU 8 NEW FEATURES Dynamic calculated column headers…no more hard coding of Months within the column definition. This feature received 55 votes on Microsoft Connect, thanks for continuing to submit product suggestions. Currency translation for Dynamics GP 2013 using DDM Data Mart provider Ability to create a side by side balance sheet by using a section break option in row definition. This feature received 65 votes on Microsoft Connect. Additional attributes added for Dynamics AX integration to support country specific localizations Triangle symbol to indicate negative balances; needed for specific geographies but available for all Option to include line numbers on generated reports Translation support for XBRL configuration Ability to set all columns in definition to Autofit by default Collection of Excel formatting improvements (50 votes on Microsoft Connect across) Additional fixes for product defects CU 9 NEW FEATURES Gathered from Microsoft Knowledge Base articles by Derek Krebs at the MSX Group. If any questions, please feel free to email: [email protected] View a list of previous month’s reports and open them in the web viewer Refresh a report in the web viewer Publish a report from the web viewer Headers and footers are shown by default in the web viewer Enhanced data detection in the Configuration Console Support for dynamically displaying currency symbol, currency code and currency description (AX 2012 CU6 or AX 2012 hotfixes, SL 2011, GP 2013) Support for SQL Server 2014 Additional fixes for product defects CU 10 NEW FEATURES Export row-based TOT formulas to Excel An additional parameter has been added to control header and footer options for exporting to Excel in page view vs. normal view Removed account category from showing in the viewer and exported reports Improved generation and viewing performance if using SQL Server 2014 Enterprise Edition Ability to include or exclude companies for reporting in the Dynamics GP data mart Ability to exclude Analytical Accounting details in the Dynamics GP data mart Improved integration performance for large ERP databases Additional fixes for product defects CU 11 NEW FEATURES Drill-down on TOT rows Ability to choose which closing periods to include in Management Reporter columns Drill into TOT rows from Web Viewer Ability to select closing period in Management Reporter Gathered from Microsoft Knowledge Base articles by Derek Krebs at the MSX Group. 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