Formula Builder - Accounting Edition is a Microsoft Word add-in program that makes it easy to create formulas in Word, plus other great features that could save you hours preparing financial reports each reporting cycle.
Table Link
Create financial report templates with Table Link. Table Link makes it easy to link table data to the written section of your Word document. It's fast and it's easy!
Numeric Formatter
Numeric Formatter is the newest tool in the Accounting Edition. Numeric Formatter lets you format numbers in your Word table. Choose between Standard, Fixed, Currency, and Percent formats - or - customize your own. You can format individual cells or an entire table at once. Numeric Formatter saves you precious time. Instead of manually inserting commas and editing decimals you can format your financial data quickly and painlessly! You will feel confident knowing your financial data is consistently formatted. And you thought only Excel could do this.
Financial Table Builder
Save time creating Word tables pre-formatted for financial data with Financial Table Builder. You select the number of columns for numeric data and other useful settings like adding spaces between columns to visually separate your data, and a place to plug in a currency symbol (great for SEC reporting). Financial Table Builder automatically inserts decimal tabs in your columns to keep your numbers properly aligned.
Other Useful Tools
The Accounting Edition includes other time-saving tools.
- Add single and double underlines to your financial subtotals at a click button. No more messing with Word's border settings to switch back and forth between single and double borders.
- Insert a landscape page in your portrait-oriented Word document. Great if you need to add wide financial tables to your report. No need to spin your wheels figuring out how to do it.
- If you've ever added a table at the top of a Word document you know how frustrating it can be to insert text above the table. The Accounting Edition includes a practical tool that lets you insert a paragraph break above the table. No muss, no fuss.
