Cannot determine resulting financial period: shift value is too big

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Fred Reiter

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I have a GI and when I add @PeriodStart/End as default values in parameter fields I get this failure.

If I use @MonthStart/End it works fine.

Any ideas?

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Posted : November 15, 2019 9:45 am

Dianne

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I set up a GI on ARTran with the same parameters you show and both @MonthStart and @PeriodStart work without error. Perhaps further usage of the parameter in the Filters or Results Grid tab is causing the error message? What does the trace tell you?

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Posted : November 15, 2019 10:26 am

Fred Reiter

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@dianne

I have the same parameters in another environment and everything works fine.

I've changed to @monthstart and @monthend since our periods are monthly anyway but just interesting that I copied this gi from another company where it works and it doesn't work in this environment.

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Posted : November 16, 2019 6:15 pm

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Cannot determine resulting financial period: shift value is too big