Report totally

B

Bunky

I have several reports that mgmt needs to have totally on our fiscal year;
not the calendar year. Currently, the report is totally on a week, on a
month, and then on a year. Everything is working just great but the totally
on the year. Our fiscal year goes from 11-1 to 10-31. How do I tell the
reporting to use the time frame I need?

Thanks for you help.
 
K

KARL DEWEY

Use an additional field just for Fiscal Year --
Fiscal_Year: Format(DateAdd("m", 2, [YourDateField]), "yyyy")
 
B

Bunky

Karl,
Thanks for responding so quickly. Unfortunately, I must have not explained
the problem enough or I don't understand your response.

These reports are using the 'Sorting and Grouping' feature to create breaks
and totals where they should be happening. The report is fed a 'Week Ending
Date' and on the Group On function we select Week, Month, or Year.

Where would I put your solution?

Thanks

KARL DEWEY said:
Use an additional field just for Fiscal Year --
Fiscal_Year: Format(DateAdd("m", 2, [YourDateField]), "yyyy")

--
KARL DEWEY
Build a little - Test a little


Bunky said:
I have several reports that mgmt needs to have totally on our fiscal year;
not the calendar year. Currently, the report is totally on a week, on a
month, and then on a year. Everything is working just great but the totally
on the year. Our fiscal year goes from 11-1 to 10-31. How do I tell the
reporting to use the time frame I need?

Thanks for you help.
 
K

KARL DEWEY

You would put my post as a new field in the query design view grid. I take
the actual calendar date and converts it to a Fiscal Year for sorting and
groupting.
--
KARL DEWEY
Build a little - Test a little


Bunky said:
Karl,
Thanks for responding so quickly. Unfortunately, I must have not explained
the problem enough or I don't understand your response.

These reports are using the 'Sorting and Grouping' feature to create breaks
and totals where they should be happening. The report is fed a 'Week Ending
Date' and on the Group On function we select Week, Month, or Year.

Where would I put your solution?

Thanks

KARL DEWEY said:
Use an additional field just for Fiscal Year --
Fiscal_Year: Format(DateAdd("m", 2, [YourDateField]), "yyyy")

--
KARL DEWEY
Build a little - Test a little


Bunky said:
I have several reports that mgmt needs to have totally on our fiscal year;
not the calendar year. Currently, the report is totally on a week, on a
month, and then on a year. Everything is working just great but the totally
on the year. Our fiscal year goes from 11-1 to 10-31. How do I tell the
reporting to use the time frame I need?

Thanks for you help.
 
B

Bunky

YOU ARE ABSOLUTELY AWESOME!!!!!

Works like a champ! Thanks so much!

KARL DEWEY said:
You would put my post as a new field in the query design view grid. I take
the actual calendar date and converts it to a Fiscal Year for sorting and
groupting.
--
KARL DEWEY
Build a little - Test a little


Bunky said:
Karl,
Thanks for responding so quickly. Unfortunately, I must have not explained
the problem enough or I don't understand your response.

These reports are using the 'Sorting and Grouping' feature to create breaks
and totals where they should be happening. The report is fed a 'Week Ending
Date' and on the Group On function we select Week, Month, or Year.

Where would I put your solution?

Thanks

KARL DEWEY said:
Use an additional field just for Fiscal Year --
Fiscal_Year: Format(DateAdd("m", 2, [YourDateField]), "yyyy")

--
KARL DEWEY
Build a little - Test a little


:

I have several reports that mgmt needs to have totally on our fiscal year;
not the calendar year. Currently, the report is totally on a week, on a
month, and then on a year. Everything is working just great but the totally
on the year. Our fiscal year goes from 11-1 to 10-31. How do I tell the
reporting to use the time frame I need?

Thanks for you help.
 

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