How do I trace a number in a report back to the exact source row?

The fastest way to lose trust in a data tool is a number nobody can explain. iDBQuery is built so that never happens.

• Citations on every answer — each figure links to the source rows that produced it, in whichever database, spreadsheet, document, or API it came from.
• See the query — iDBQuery shows the exact SQL it wrote and ran, so you (or your data team) can verify the logic, not just the output.
• Drill from report to row — a number in a dashboard or shared report stays clickable; from a board figure you can land on the individual transactions behind it.
• Auditable across sources — even a figure that combines several systems cites each contributing source, so a blended number is still fully traceable.

This matters whenever a number has consequences — a board figure, a financial close, a compliance report, a contract value. When someone asks "where did this come from?" you produce the trail instead of re-deriving it from memory. It also makes errors findable: if a total looks wrong, the citations point straight at the offending rows. iDBQuery treats traceability as the default, not an add-on, which is what separates a cited answer from a confident guess.