Report library
Every report specification in the library, each with a sample-data workspace. Search by ID or title, filter by category and chart type, or start from a product workbench.
1,184 report specifications: 1,000 in the 20-category catalogue and 184 across 19 product workbenches.
| ID | Title and research question | Category | Chart | Priority | Data |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| DIV-012 | Personal after-tax-and-fees dividend income detail Based on the withholding tax and fee assumptions I entered, how much dividend income do I actually keep? | Dividends and shareholder returns | Waterfall | Catalogue #185 P1 | Sample |
| DIV-039 | Personal dividend cut stress test If major holdings cut their dividends, how far short of my income target would I fall? | Dividends and shareholder returns | Waterfall | Catalogue #188 P1 | Sample |
| DIV-004 | Sources of annual dividend increase Is the increase in annual dividends per share due to higher regular dividends, more dividend payments, or special dividends? | Dividends and shareholder returns | Waterfall | Catalogue #302 P2 | Sample |
| DIV-026 | Dividend support from cash reserves If FCF falls short, how much cash is a company drawing down to sustain its dividend? | Dividends and shareholder returns | Waterfall | Catalogue #400 P2 | Sample |
| DIV-034 | Impact of cross-currency dividend income After converting overseas dividends back into my base currency, how much of the growth comes from exchange rates? | Dividends and shareholder returns | Waterfall | Catalogue #401 P2 | Sample |
| DIV-049 | Dual cash needs: dividends and debt repayment Is the cash buffer sufficient to pay dividends and repay near-term debt at the same time? | Dividends and shareholder returns | Waterfall | Catalogue #464 P2 | Sample |
| DIV-031 | Contribution of share count reduction to dividend per share Is a higher dividend per share due to a larger total payout or to the payout being spread over fewer shares? | Dividends and shareholder returns | Waterfall | Catalogue #803 P4 | Sample |
Priority is a planning estimate from the original specification workbook, not popularity or performance. Catalogue reports are ordered 1–1,000; product reports are ranked only within their own workbench.