To create an Oracle Transactional Business Control (TBC) report in Oracle Fusion, you would typically follow these steps:
1. Log in to Oracle Fusion: Access the Oracle Fusion application using your credentials.
2. Navigate to the Reports and Analytics Work Area: Use the Navigator menu to locate the "Reports and Analytics" work area. Click on it to enter the reporting environment.
3. Create a New Report: In the reporting environment, select the option to create a new report. This might be labeled as "New" or "Create Report" depending on the specific version of Oracle Fusion you are using.
4. Select the Data Source: Choose the appropriate data source for your TBC report. This could be an existing data set or a custom data set created specifically for this report.
5. Define the Report Structure: Determine the layout and structure of your TBC report. This involves selecting the relevant fields, arranging them in the desired order, and specifying any grouping or summarization requirements.
6. Apply Filters and Parameters: Add filters and parameters to narrow down the data included in the report. This helps you focus on specific transactional data relevant to your analysis.
7. Customize Report Formatting: Adjust the formatting options to suit your preferences and requirements. This includes choosing fonts, colors, column widths, and other visual elements to enhance the report's appearance.
8. Configure Calculations and Formulas: If needed, set up calculations or formulas within the report to perform calculations or derive additional insights from the data.
9. Preview and Validate the Report: Preview the report to ensure it looks as expected. Validate the data and calculations to verify accuracy and correctness.
10. Save the Report: Save the report in the desired location within Oracle Fusion's reporting environment. Provide an appropriate name and description for easy identification.
11. Schedule or Share the Report: If required, schedule the report to run automatically at specific intervals. Alternatively, you can share the report with other users or distribute it in various formats such as PDF, Excel, or HTML.
12. Test and Refine: Test the report thoroughly to ensure it meets your requirements. Make any necessary adjustments or refinements based on feedback and user validation.
It's important to note that the specific steps and terminology might vary slightly depending on the version of Oracle Fusion you are using.
