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  • When does report automation work?

    Report automation can save you time and money as well as reduce the risk of errors. This article explores when report automation works and whether MRDC can help you with your automated reporting requirements. This article focuses on reports to Excel, PowerPoint, Word or PDF format, but many of the …

    Phil Hearn
    Author: Phil Hearn - Date posted: 17 December 2017
    Category: automated-reporting - Tags: automation, report, Excel, PowerPoint, PDF, Word

  • How to automate monthly reports

    Whether you are marketing manager, financial director, sales manager, brand manager or have one of a hundred other roles, you possibly have to distribute weekly, monthly, quarterly reports to your colleagues, suppliers or clients. It’s just part of your job – and, what’s more, it probably takes lon…

    Phil Hearn
    Author: Phil Hearn - Date posted: 8 February 2016
    Tags: automation, report, Excel, PowerPoint - Category: automated-reporting

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