Reporting With Sql

Tihomir Babic

SQL for Financial Reporting

SQL should be part of every modern financial reporting process. It can deal with gigabytes of data and perform financial calculations in a split second. It’s time to transition from Abacus (also known as Excel!) and start using SQL in financial reporting.    Data has taken a central part in business decision making. This applies even more to financial data. The main goal of businesses is to make a profit, so it’s no wonder that financial data plays a crucial role in the strategic decision-making process of any modern business.

Kacper Skawina

Analyzing Survey Data: Explore Results Using SQL

Excel is a powerful beast that lets you analyze complex data. Yet, operating on big chunks of data can sometimes be a daunting task. Let's take a look at how SQL can help. Today, we'll tackle a common problem with importing data to an SQL database, using a real-life example. Suppose your company conducted a survey on the most popular programming trends and preferences, striving to meet the expectations of its users.

Aldo Zelen

SQL Reporting Guide for Business Professionals

Working with the financial aspects of large and small enterprises can be a daunting task for a business professional. In this article, we'll look at several ways of constructing the perfect SQL report. You've probably already heard about SQL from your colleagues or in other areas of your career. If you're here, you've likely concluded that learning SQL will make your professional life easier – and you're right!