A basic example of the trees getting lost in the woods - confusion on the basis of information overload. In other words I prefer a key point numerical summary of facts covering income and expenses with a summary glossary covering key changes with the most significant weighting - i.e.

Income Weighting Approach FY23/24 

Area      % total income  Gain/Loss Multiple 

Residential     40%            Down 20% 0.8

Commercial    50%.           Up 35%    1.35

Miscellaneous  10%            Up 90%.   1.9

And so on and so forth and obviously with corresponding monetary figures relating to actual $ amounts in columns further along the table, but I'm not in xcl and not much room on my phone 📱 

Same with expenses, then a total overall profit/loss summary in $$

Numbers are clear cut - deciphering the real picture with to much verbal noise distorts the narrative, so best keep it basic as possible to appreciate the bigger picture 

It's a numbers game after all so let's cut out the verbal distortion - KIS - Keep It Simple