A dashboard style report version 2

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Hi all,

Well I've been tinkering with the original report, and its available from:

A dashboard style report v2
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/templates/TC300089241033.aspx

only made a few tweaks, I've made all the charts a bit more flexible and cleaned up where all the data is stored.

If you want any help then just drop a comment or email me at email.logical.test@gmail.com

Cheers
Logical Test


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