Mike,
Those aren't dates, they are labels and aren't functioning to limit the
time-series of the data included in the report. They function as 'names'
of the period. Thus, 1/1/25 would be for the period beginning on that
date. An alternative would be to use the names of the months, but since
you can customize periods, that wouldn't always work. (you might use 5
week periods, or quarterly, etc.)
There is no setting to specifically change this otherwise. If you really
have a need to do so, the suggested method is to export to a spreadsheet
app for further manipulation. You can do this via the export function
and then open the resulting file in a spreadsheet (usually 'insert from
file' will work, but you can open it directly) or copy-all/paste from
the report window into a spreadsheet.
Regards,
Adrien
On 9/25/25 6:16 PM, Mike Brasler wrote:
Dear All.
I produce a report monthly that has the following headings:
Budget Report: 2025 Budget
01/01/2025 to 01/07/2025 01/08/2025 Total
Bgt Act Diff Bgt Act Diff
Bgt Act Diff
As you can see above (if the tabs are maintained) My budget is called
the "2025 Budget" The columns I have set up are the BAD (Budget actual
and diff) for all the closed past periods to date (columns 1,2 &3)
The actual period (In this case August) and the total YTD.
Please tell me how I can change the date to the END of the current perid
(31/08/2025) instead of the BEGINNING of the current period. (01/08/2025)
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