Creating XBRL reports frequently requires making explicit information that was previously only implicit. Human readers often infer information from context and convention, whereas the goal of XBRL is to create unambiguous, standalone structured data. A good example of this is the handling of dates and time periods. Reports often describe reporting dates and periods in […]
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