Help in declaring grain and identifying dimensions

mahajas at 20h08
14
Aug
2010
Help in declaring grain and identifying dimensions

Requirements: 3 Reports
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Source Systems: 3 Project DBs

1st Report : Portfolio Summary Details
The project monthly details report will display project information i.e. summary actual costs from the Vendor History file database expenses & capital and dollarized labor. There will be a single line item entry on the report per project.
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