I could build you one in Sage Intelligence and put the date range anywhere you want it.

Copy and paste into a new formula and place in header.

Minimum ({AR_InvoiceHistoryWrk.InvoiceDate}) &  "to" & Maximum ({AR_InvoiceHistoryWrk.InvoiceDate})

This kind of min / max formula are about the best idea I've had, with a work table report. 

Those grid values are not report parameters... are just used in the Sage programmed preparation of work table data, and completely unavailable for display on the report output.

Hi Big Louie,

Thanks for the reply. I thought about that but if the first actual invoice date is July 3 the header won't represent that the report was run the month of July. However, this makes me think that I could modify your suggested formula to result in a header reference of July, 2023. The other alternative is to go back to the old way and have the user enter date range parameter for your suggested formula. I think the July, 2023 result is better.

Thanks again

Thanks Kevin,

This is good information.

If you trust your users, and just want something on the printed page, you could add a text parameter to the report, and have the user type in an appropriate text description of the date range they entered in Sage.