1. Working with Financial Reporting for Oracle Enterprise Performance Management Cloud
  2. Designing Documents for Financial Reporting Books
  3. Creating Books
  4. Adding a Table of Contents
  5. Customizing the Table of Contents

Customizing the Table of Contents

A table of contents, with headings and subheadings as in a tree structure, is created for the documents compiled in the book. You can add content within this hierarchy, move or delete content, and format the layout. You can change the heading structure by increasing or decreasing the indent. You can copy member selections to other reports in the book.

A table of contents is created for the book. You can collate the reports within the printed table of contents by report or by member selection. For example, you can create the following two books:

Book 1 Balance Sheet (New York, Boston), (Q1, Q2) Cash Flows (New York, Boston), (Q1, Q2)

Book 2 Balance Sheet (Actual, Budget), (Q1, Q2) Cash Flows (New York, Boston), (Q1, Q2)

If you collate reports in printed books by report, the first report for each set of member selections is run, and then the second report for each set of member selections is run. The following book is generated:

Book1 Table of Contents
Balance Sheet
 New York, Q1
 New York, Q2
 Boston, Q1
 Boston, Q2
 Cash Flows
 New York, Q1
 New York, Q2
 Boston, Q1
 Boston, Q2

If you collate reports in printed books by member selections, each report for the member selection is run. The following book is created:

Book1 Table of Contents
Balance Sheet
 New York, Q1
 Cash Flows
 New York, Q1
 Balance Sheet
 New York, Q2
 Cash Flows
 New York, Q2
 Balance Sheet
 Boston, Q1
 Cash Flows
 Boston, Q1
 Balance Sheet
 Boston, Q2
 Cash Flows
 Boston, Q2