The Report tab holds the projections table, the master chart, and the exports. The master chart overlays any of the tool's datasets on one canvas — net worth, inflows, outgoings, tax, accounts, estate — with saved views that print in the PDF. Two uncertainty overlays are built in: Net Worth's stress-test state shows the Monte Carlo fan of market luck, while the Outcome range shades every drawn dataset between a pessimistic and an optimistic set of assumptions.
The Report tab has three parts. The projections table lists every year of your plan. The master chart is one canvas for the tool's whole dataset — click any series chip to cycle it between off, line, and bar, overlay events and spending phases, and save named views that are drawn again inside your PDF exactly as you set them up. It also offers two very different uncertainty overlays. The Net Worth chip has a fourth state, stress test, which draws the Monte Carlo fan — how much random market luck scatters your net worth even if your assumptions are right on average. The Outcome range toggle instead asks what happens if the assumptions themselves are wrong, shading every drawn dataset between a persistently pessimistic world and a persistently optimistic one. Finally, the Export section generates the plain-English PDF report and the full Excel dataset — the documents you'd read yourself or hand to a financial adviser. The methodology page explains both overlays in detail.