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# Accounts evolution
In **Simax**, it is possible to monitor the **monthly evolution of different accounts** on a **single screen**, making **analysis** and **decision-making** easier based on each **account’s balances**. You can also access the **details** to perform **usual actions** such as **matching or entry corrections.**
Via **Accounting > Queries > Monthly accounts evolution**, you can view **statistics** showing the **monthly balances of accounts.**
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You can filter the data by:
* the **fiscal year**
* the **account class**
* the **account type**
* a **specific account**
It is also possible to filter by a specific **date range**.
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By clicking on a **balance** and **double-clicking**, you can directly access the **accounting entries** that generated this **balance**.
By selecting the **entries** of your choice, you can then perform **standard actions** such as:
* **Match**
* **Unmatch**
* **Reverse**
* **Edit** an **entry** if necessary.
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