Newbies nerdgir1 Posted August 13, 2004 Newbies Posted August 13, 2004 I'm generating a report where I'm Summarizing data by Month/Year. The problem I'm having is the dates need to correspond to our company's fiscal calendar. So something with a date 7/1/2004 would need to go under the month/year 06/2004 (since according to our Fiscal calendar, that item happened in "fiscal" June). Does anyone have any ideas for how to create a calculation field that performs this conversion? BTW I noticed a function in version 6 called "WeekofYearFiscal", would that be useful in this instance?
Lee Smith Posted August 13, 2004 Posted August 13, 2004 HI nerdgir1 Welcome to the list. This caluculation will calculate out what fiscal year a date is in. If(Month(Date) > 6, Year(Date) & "-" & (Year(Date)+1),(Year(Date)-1) & "-" & Year(Date)) HTH Lee
Newbies nerdgir1 Posted August 13, 2004 Author Newbies Posted August 13, 2004 Thanks for the response, it gave me something to think about. I don't need a range, rather a conversion to a specific date. BTW on my calendar, the Fiscal Week starts on Saturday. Basically what I'm looking for is to convert this: Date = 07/02/2004 to this: Extract MonthYear Fiscal = 06/2004 (note: I already have a function to extract the Month/Year to my liking, I just need to know what conditions to add to account for the Fiscal adjustment). I can set it up as a hard coded "Case" statement, but I was really hoping for something more elegant and dynamic. If anyone has any ideas I'm down to hear them. Like for instance, what are the rules for a Fiscal date? I don't even know how they come up with that stuff... like if there's some generic conversion algorithm for normal dates to fiscal.
Newbies nerdgir1 Posted August 17, 2004 Author Newbies Posted August 17, 2004 I just went ahead and coded a Case Statement. It was the simplest solution. Case(Date Closed ? TextToDate("12/1/2001") and Date Closed ? TextToDate("12/28/2001"), TextToDate("12/1/2001"), 0)
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