159 Rent Projection FASTR Reports

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You use Rent Projection FASTR Reports to access the Financial Analysis Spreadsheet Tool and Report Writer (FASTR) facility. This facility lets you design your own reports for rent projections. It is a flexible, easy-to-use report writer designed to retrieve information from the G/L Account Balances file (F0902).

Before you can use FASTR to report on rent projections, you must first run Projected Rent Generation to enter the information into the G/L Account Balances file. You might want to also run Reapply Projection Adjustment so the information includes any adjustments that you have made. For an overview of rent projection, see Chapter 156, "Projected Rent Process" in this guide.

Navigation

From any Real Estate Management menu, enter 27 in the Selection field.

From the Advanced Operations menu (G1531), choose Rent Projection FASTR Reports.

159.1 Rent Projection FASTR Procedures

When you choose Rent Projection FASTR Reports, the system displays a FASTR version list. From this screen, you can copy, change, or run a version of a report.

For more information, see the JD Edwards World FASTR Guide.

159.2 Guidelines

  • The Version List screen (P83300) contains all the FASTR versions that exist for the Real Estate Management system. These versions are identified by the value PROPMGMT (Real Estate Management) in the Form ID field in the upper right corner of the screen.

  • The system saves the unit number in the G/L Account Balances file as a subledger with U (Unit) as the subledger type. Therefore, if you want a FASTR report to include all the units, specify the subledger and subledger type as *All and U, respectively, in the Selection Value field on the General Specifications screen.

159.3 Rent Projection FASTR Report

Figure 159-1 Profit/Loss by Project Report

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Description of "Figure 159-1 Profit/Loss by Project Report"

This example is a FASTR report that is defined for columns, rows, and cells. It includes both the AA (Actual Amounts) and BA (Budget Amounts) ledger types.