Yes - use an "alternate period date range" and hav...
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KevinJ of Kansas
03/13/2019, 2:53 PMYes - use an "alternate period date range" and have it based on report date and use the selector "Last fiscal year to period"
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Moriah Kirkpatrick
03/13/2019, 2:58 PMThank you.
Moriah Kirkpatrick
03/13/2019, 3:05 PM@KevinJ of Kansas but, this shows to the end of the current month for the previous year instead of to the current day of that month, correct?
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KevinJ of Kansas
03/13/2019, 3:09 PMI think there's a little nuance there depending on how you run the reports, but generally yes.
KevinJ of Kansas
03/13/2019, 3:09 PMYou might be able to get YTD vs prior YTD if you turn off the option for "Report by period" to "Never" and then build your report using alternate date ranges of "YTD"
KevinJ of Kansas
03/13/2019, 3:10 PMI should caveat there are dozens of ways this could cause problems.
KevinJ of Kansas
03/13/2019, 3:10 PMand not provide "valid" data
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