Every account's total debits, total credits and balance for a period or a run of periods — the page opens on the latest open period, and the From period and To period controls widen it to any inclusive range: a quarter, a season, a whole year. The Fiscal year control is the shortcut for the year: pick one and the range fills with that financial year's first period through its last. With the two totals agreeing at the foot, as they must. That agreement is the oldest integrity check in bookkeeping, and the posting engine's balance rule (7.6) is what keeps it true. Filter by department or branch when your company tracks them, and the same proof is produced for one division's share of the books: dimensions ride on the lines, so the filtered statement still balances.
The accounts are drawn as the chart's tree — class, then group, then account — and the tree opens folded shut to the group subtotals: open a group to see its accounts, or use Expand all. Accounts that hold no balance and did not move anywhere in the range are left out — the standard chart is long, and a wall of zeros helps nobody — and the page tells you how many it left out; Show accounts with no balance or activity brings them back. An account that moved and settled back to zero — a control account cleared within the range — is activity, and stays listed. Every figure is in your company's home currency, and the page says so; an account held at a bank in another currency also shows its movement in the bank's own currency beside the home-currency figure, when that figure can be stated honestly for the whole range — one posting stamped in a different currency anywhere in the range and the figure is withheld rather than approximated. The Excel export follows the same rules and names the currency and the hidden count inside the file.