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management reports, 203–222
alignment, 214
body, 212
cell wrapping, 219
charts, 204
column headings, 212–213
columns, moving, 219
commercial software, 206–207
comparisons, 207–208
data, 208
data checking, 209
decorative elements, 208
defined, 203
defining, 208–222
design questions, 205
elements, 208
features, 204–205
fonts, 214–215
illustrated, 204
logical page breaks, 204
page breaks, 220–222
parameters, 222
requirements collection, 209
row separation, 215–218
with screen-reading software, 219–220
security-based access, 205
subtotals/control breaks, 204
text output, 203
units of measurement, 213–214
untransformed names, 213
uses, 203
wide, ...
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