Hi. I want to create a report with for example the past 4 weeks in columns, and that being Monday till Sunday.
I can only find reports were coloums are divided by days of a months, e.g. day 1 to 7, but it has to be by week dat and not date (for example having the current week number as BASE would be perfect). Is there anyway of doing this? Thanks.
Hello Linda
I hope you are well ,
as a conclusion , we are not able to do it per Week unless we hard code the date in the column template , correct?
i would be very interested to know if you were able to reach that
Regards
As I read here, I can add as many fiscal calendars as I want (https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh242909.aspx), without affecting the ledger calendar, which I of course would not change to 52 weeks. .
Yes - if for example the BASE period is September, column C returns YTD balance in August. Column D returns YTD for September. Therefore, column E returns the period September. I cannot see how I get the week from your example.
For example, I want in columns: week, 34, week 35, week 36, week 37 (11th till 17th og September). The only way I see doing that now is writing the exact dates in the column definition, and I would prefer a solution were we do not have to change the dates every week.
Hi Linda,
I would not split up my fiscal calendar periods from months to weeks just for reporting issues related to management reporter. Unless you have very good reasons for doing that - for example you have to provide weekly rather than monthly reports for your management - I would not do that.
Have you actually tested the column definition that I posted above?
Best regards,
Ludwig
Hi Ludwig,
Thanks for your answer.
I think I found the solution in the fiscal calandar settings in AX - we currently only have months, and I guess I have to create the weeks here first to use them as BASE period.
/Linda
Hi SMLB,
Wouldn't the following Setup give you the amount you are looking for?
Note
* Column c and d are non-printing columns
* Column c calculates the YTD Balance until 4 weeks ago
* Column d calculates the current YTD balance
* Column e calculates the difference between column c and d and should give you the amount you are looking for.
Would be great if you could test and let us know if this answers your question
Best regards,
Ludwig
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