Pure Magic Alcoa is a term that refers to a phenomenon or experience that is incredibly amazing and awe-inspiring. It is often used to describe something that seems almost impossible or beyond belief. The term "Pure Magic Alcoa" can be applied to a variety of situations or events. It can describe a breathtaking performance or a remarkable achievement. It can also be used to describe a natural wonder or a rare occurrence in nature. In the context of sports, Pure Magic Alcoa can refer to an outstanding play or a moment of incredible skill that leaves spectators in awe.
These filters allow the user to refine the highlighted facts by tag type:
Attributes - All primary information as applicable describing the tagged fact including period, sign, decimals, dimensional detail axes and members , scale, measure and data type. When the Tagged Sections feature is open, the Search Sections box will additionally filter the list of sections to only those sections that match the entered criteria.
In the context of sports, Pure Magic Alcoa can refer to an outstanding play or a moment of incredible skill that leaves spectators in awe. It can describe a perfectly executed move or a sequence of actions that seem to defy the laws of physics. In the world of entertainment, Pure Magic Alcoa can describe a particularly stunning performance or a mind-blowing spectacle.
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The Inline XBRL viewer allows a user to quickly and easily review details of the tagged information in an Inline document by automatically placing a top and bottom highlight border around each tagged numeric fact and left and right border for each block tagged fact. Hovering over a tagged fact will highlight (shade) all content related to the tagged fact, and clicking on a tagged fact will reveal its tagging details in the Fact Review Window. Navigation, search and filter options are also provided to easily refine and identify specific types of tagged information.
Fact Review Window
The Fact Review Window shows the tagging details for the currently selected fact, which is highlighted with a solid blue border. There are four categories of fact detail which can be viewed; an "N/A" value indicates there is no available information for the item within the given category:
- Attributes - All primary information (as applicable) describing the tagged fact including period, sign, decimals, dimensional detail (axes and members), scale, measure and data type.
- Labels - Detailed documentation (definition) for the tag used, and other labels.
- References - Authoritative reference information (as applicable) for the selected tag.
- Calculation - Balance and calculation hierarchy details (numeric non-dimensioned items only).
Searching
There are two ways to search the document: FACTS AND SECTIONS. To search information, enter a keyword in a search box and select the magnifying glass icon to return matching results. Search operators "and" (via "AND" or "&") and "or" (via "OR" or "|") are available to further refine a search.
FACTS
The Search Facts box can be used to find tagged facts matching entered keywords. By default, tag name, tag labels, and tagged content are included in Search. Tagged facts matching the search criteria are shown with a yellow-colored (default) shading on the page and appear in the Facts List. Select the "X" button to the left of the magnifying glass icon to clear the search.
The content included in Search can be increased to included tag definitions, dimensions, and authoritative references by selecting the cog / wheel icon to the left of the search box. See Settings for more information.
SECTIONS
The Search Sections box can be used to filter the tagged sections of the financial statements.
Filters
Filters change the number of highlighted facts and items in the fact list by providing several ways to review and pinpoint certain tagged information. Multiple filters can be used at once.
DATA FILTERS
These filter options allow the user to refine the highlighted tagged facts by data type:
- All - Displays all tagged data (default)
- Amounts Only - Numeric facts only
- Text Only - Textual facts only
- Calculations Only - Numeric facts participating in a calculation only
- Negatives Only - Negative Numeric amounts only
- Additional Items Only - Tagged facts without a corresponding HTML presentation (i.e., hidden facts) only
TAGS FILTER
These filters allow the user to refine the highlighted facts by tag type:
- All - Displays all tagged data (default)
- Standard Only- Facts with standard tags from a common taxonomy (e.g., US_GAAP, IFRS, DEI).
- Custom Only - Facts with extension "custom" tags unique to the entity's document.
MORE FILTERS
Additional filters that allow user to further refine the highlighted facts:
- Periods - List of all used context years and reporting periods
- Measures - List of all used units of measure (e.g., US Dollars); as applicable
- Axis - List of all used axis (dimensions); as applicable (dimensions); as applicable
- Scale - List of all used scaled options (e.g., thousands, millions); as applicable
- Balance - Debit, credit; as applicable
Multiple filters work in conjunction with each other. For example, selecting the "Amounts Only" Data filter and "Custom Only" Tags filter will highlight only numeric tagged facts using custom tags and list them in the fact list. Active filters are displayed in the Filter toolbar as they are selected. Active filters can be removed individually by unchecking or selecting ALL option for each filter, or all at once via the "Reset All Filters" option.
Facts List (Results)
On the toolbar, select the "count" to the right of the word Facts (e.g., Facts 234) to reveal the Facts List results - a navigable listing of all currently highlighted tagged facts. The count represents the current number of facts.
By default, all tagged facts are displayed in the Fact List Results. The list content and count reflects the currently highlighted facts (i.e., both Filters and Search criteria refine the list to match the highlighted tagged facts). Navigation controls are available to move through the list as well as move the current view to the corresponding highlighted fact location automatically. When a fact in the Facts Results List is selected, it will reveal the Fact Review Window.
Certain letters may appear to the right of an item in the Fact Result list to indicate a certain property. If the letter "A" appears for a fact, it indicates the fact is additional data (i.e., hidden with potentially no corresponding HTML presentation). If the letter "C" appears, the fact is tagged with a custom tag. If the letter "D" appears, the fact is tagged with dimensional information.
Sections
The SECTIONS toolbar item provides a listing of the tagged sections of the Inline document. Sections are divided into three groups:
- Document & Entity Information
- Financial Statements
- Notes to the Financial Statements
By expanding a group and selecting a section item in the listing, Inline XBRL viewer will navigate to that section. When the Tagged Sections feature is open, the Search Sections box will additionally filter the list of sections to only those sections that match the entered criteria.
Menu
Information
The Information menu item provides additional detail about the current Inline document and customizable viewer settings.
- Company and Document - Basic company and document information
- Tags - Fact and tag (standard and custom) information
- Files - Files used
- Additional Items - Additional hidden data that's been tagged but potentially does not have a corresponding location in the HTML
Save XBRL Instance
The Save XBRL Instance menu item allows an XBRL instance document (*.xml) that is extracted from the Inline document to be saved locally for use by software supporting the XBRL format.
Save XBRL Zip
The Save XBRL Zip menu item allows a zip file (*.zip) that contains the as-provided XBRL instance document and related custom taxonomy files to be saved locally.
Settings
The Settings menu item provides the ability to customize Viewer features.
Tagged Fact Hover
- On - Displays the hover fact review window for any tagged fact*
- Off - Hides the hover fact review window for any tagged fact (default)
* May impact performance with certain web browsers.
Auto Scrolling Position (This setting will have no effect on IE 10 or Safari)
- Top - Selecting a fact from the Sections Menu or the Fact Menu will automatically scroll that element to the Top of the Inline XBRL viewer window (default)
- Center - Selecting a fact from the Sections Menu or the Fact Menu will automatically scroll that element to the middle of the Inline XBRL viewer window
Highlight Colors (Use the save and reset buttons to save the selected setting or reset to default)
- Tagged Data - Change the highlight color of the tagged fact border
- Search Results - Change the background color of tagged items matching the Search results
- Selected Fact - Change the color of highlight border used to identify the currently selected fact
- Tag Shading (hover) - Change the color of the shading applied to tagged data on hover
Search Options
- Match Case - Matches the specific case of the entered Search keyword
- Include Labels - Extends Search to include tag labels
- Include Definitions - Extends Search to include tag definitions
- Include Dimensions - Extends Search to include dimensional detail
- Include References - Extends Search to include authoritative reference information. Optionally specify the reference parts to include in the search (e.g., topic, subtopic, section)
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It can refer to a magician's tricks that leave the audience perplexed and amazed or a circus act that captivates with its sheer brilliance. Outside of sports and entertainment, Pure Magic Alcoa can be used to describe a serendipitous event or a stroke of luck that seems almost magical in its timing or outcome. It can refer to a moment of inspiration or a breakthrough discovery that revolutionizes a field of study. Ultimately, Pure Magic Alcoa is a term that represents the extraordinary and the unexplainable. It captures the wonder and amazement that can be found in the world around us, whether it be in the realm of sports, entertainment or everyday life. It signifies moments that defy explanation and leave us in awe of the possibilities that exist..
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1. Rachel - 2/5 stars - I was really let down by "Pure Majic Alcoa". The story was confusing and lacked cohesiveness. The characters were one-dimensional and I couldn't connect with any of them. I found the writing style to be dull and it failed to capture my attention. Overall, I was disappointed with this book and would not recommend it.
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3. Sarah - 2/5 stars - I found "Pure Majic Alcoa" to be underwhelming. The pacing was extremely slow, and the narrative lacked any real depth or substance. The characters were forgettable, and I struggled to stay engaged with the story. While the concept was intriguing, the execution fell flat for me. Overall, I felt this book was a missed opportunity and did not live up to my expectations.