You do ranges by adding “..” between the dates. Example: 1/1/01..11/15/01Beth Hynes
This can be used anywhere. What’s also helpful is when you do a find to look at the left section of the screen and you’ll see a drop-down menu showing all the different stuff (”+”, “=” etc.) that you can do.
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Parks & Trails Council of Minnesota
We're starting to run deposit reports as a way to help us write personal thank you (follow-up) calls. But, since we don't do data entry everyday, we need to have, on the report, the date range that was entered when running the report.
How do I do this? All I can find is post date, which doesn't collect the date range that was entered.
Thanks!!
-C
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