Word Executive Summary Writer for a Long Report
Write a summary that can stand alone.
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Write an executive summary for a Word report. Report text or section summaries: [REPORT_CONTENT]. Audience and the decision they must make: [AUDIENCE_AND_DECISION]. Length limit: [LIMIT]. It must be readable without the report. Structure with word budgets that add up (for a 200-word summary: purpose 30, key findings 80, conclusion 30, recommendations 50, decision needed 10): purpose, key findings with numbers, conclusion, recommendations with owners and dates only if given, risks, and what is needed from the reader. Keep within the limit and show the count. Check that every number appears in the report and recompute any percentage with arithmetic. Mark unsupported statements [NOT IN REPORT] and list the claims to verify. Offer two opening sentences (one leading with the finding, one with the decision needed), a one-sentence version, and a final read-aloud test. Menu names and features differ by version, so mark anything you cannot confirm [VERIFY] and tell me how to check it.
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