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wickenss
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9 years ago
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Working with Multiple Calendars in Dynamics 365 for Operations

Hi Everyone,

 

I have a question around connecting to systems that hold multiple calendars.

My issue is that I want a report that presents sales totals by month for a fiscal year.

However my Dynamics database contains 2 companies, 1 US and 1 UK, the UK one runs off of a Jan - Dec calendar where as the US one runs April to March.

 

Is it possible to have a single report that can present different year axis when switching between company ID's?

 

Or is it best practice to develop seperate report for each fiscal calendar in use?

 

Thanks

  • Anonymous's avatar
    Anonymous
    9 years ago

    Hi wickenss,

     

    For your requirement, you can add a calendar table, then add calculate column to calculate the financial year of specify company.

     

    Sample:

    DateTable= CALENDAR(DATE(2015,1,1),TODAY())

     

     

     Add calculate columns:

    US Financial Year = [Date].[Year]&" FY"
    
    UK Financial Year = YEAR(DATE([Date].[Year],[Date].[MonthNo]-3,[Date].[Day]))&" FY"

     

     

    Create a hierarchy column with above financial years and drag it to the axis field.

     

    After above steps, you can switch the display financial years by drill down button.

     

    Regards,

    Xiaoxin Sheng

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  • Anonymous's avatar
    Anonymous
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    Hi wickenss,

     

    For your requirement, you can add a calendar table, then add calculate column to calculate the financial year of specify company.

     

    Sample:

    DateTable= CALENDAR(DATE(2015,1,1),TODAY())

     

     

     Add calculate columns:

    US Financial Year = [Date].[Year]&" FY"
    
    UK Financial Year = YEAR(DATE([Date].[Year],[Date].[MonthNo]-3,[Date].[Day]))&" FY"

     

     

    Create a hierarchy column with above financial years and drag it to the axis field.

     

    After above steps, you can switch the display financial years by drill down button.

     

    Regards,

    Xiaoxin Sheng

    • wickenss's avatar
      wickenss
      Regular Visitor

      Thanks Xiaoxin Sheng,

       

      This makes sense, I'll give it a go!

       

      Steve