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Reporting and Analytics In what table is the Customer YTD Sales value stored?

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In what table is the Customer YTD Sales value stored?

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Posted By Nathan Kahn over 2 years ago

I really thought I just exported the customer file to excel from within Sage but I don't see that column anywhere. Or in the SQL tables.

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Mike Cook over 2 years ago in reply to Nathan Kahn +1 verified

you would have to sum the periods. The statistics tab would be doing that in the background.

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0 Jay Converse Acumen over 2 years ago

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0 Nathan Kahn over 2 years ago in reply to Jay Converse Acumen

Thanks for that Jay, but it seems to only have the Period amounts. I'm looking for the figures I see for YTD Amount when I look at the Statistics tab for a customer. Is that built on the fly or is that figure stored some place?
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