XBRL Tags

A tag is a link between an XBRL fact and its source data, such as a report object or the result of a query. You can use CDM XBRL to tag data that exists in Excel objects, Word objects, and relational data queries.

Before you can work with tags in CDM XBRL, at least one XBRL project must be created for your report. A project is a container that is used to store the tags that make up an instance document, and is contributed to by Excel and Word objects in different ways.

Tagging comes in the following forms: normal tagging for normal items, text block tagging, and footnote tagging.

See the following articles for more:

• Tag in an Inline XBRL Project
• Use XBRL Range Variables for Tagging
• Enable Add-ins in an Excel Object for Tagging
• Add an XBRL Tag to an Excel Object
• Find XBRL Tags in an Excel Object
• Add an XBRL Tag to a Word Object
• Add an XBRL Text Block
• Select Content to Define an XBRL Footnote
• Reuse an Existing Footnote
• View XBRL Tags in a Summary Report
• Edit XBRL Items and XBRL Tags
• Reverse the Sign of Tagged Items
• Delete an XBRL Tag or Text Block
• Delete an XBRL Footnote