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Are you trying to display both the Start Date (not Start Period) and the End Date (not End Period) at the top of your financial reports?
If so, I learned something recently that I thought I'd share.
Let's say you have a report that accepts both a Start Financial Period and an End Financial Period like this:
You can use the following formula in your Column Set:
=Format('{0:MM/dd/yyyy}',Report.GetPeriodStartDate(@StartPeriod))+' - '+Format('{0:MM/dd/yyyy}',Report.GetPeriodEndDate(@EndPeriod))
This will display both the Start Date and End Date at the top of your report like this:
Hi Tim
Has anything changed with this function during the master calendar change?
I keep getting this error when trying to use it...
The expression contains a call of an undefined function GetPeriodStartDate()
Thanks for your help 🙂
Never mind - didn't register that this topic was around the Analytical Report writer... I'm trying to achieve this in the normal report writer.
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