I produced the attached sheet in answer to this query on Mumsnet. This is a skeleton solution with not much by way of formatting or layout and doesn't have the usual amount of documentation or instructions, but if you are reasonably confident in Excel you should be able to use it to generate a summary which links in to any number of workbooks which have the same layout as each other.

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I was looking for copies of IASs on the web, and they are devilishly hard to find. None of the obvious reference sites (iasb.org, iasplus.com, ifrs.co.uk) have a copy. Presumably the IASB wants you to pay them money for their hard copy published version.

However, the open government of the European Union comes to our rescue with a very useful IAS site. That saved me a few quid!