Hi Tammy 

Are these "live" databases?  This scenario usually occurs when the database does not contain data that matches "Today's" date.  The expressions being used looks up today's date in the database period table to bring back the correct fiscal year and fiscal period.

Hope this helps

Hi Tammy 

Are these "live" databases?  This scenario usually occurs when the database does not contain data that matches "Today's" date.  The expressions being used looks up today's date in the database period table to bring back the correct fiscal year and fiscal period.

Hope this helps

Hi Glynnis,

These are all live/active databases with the current year selected in the Evolution Settings. The problem appeared mid last month with no changes on either the server or the network.

Hi

Please could you send  the Excel report to [email protected] and mark it for my attention so that I can try and assist you

Thanks

Hi

I've had a look at the report you emailed us.  As explained, these expressions look for todays date, i.e. 2 April 2020 in the database period table to bring back the correct fiscal year and fiscal period.  When I look at the FiscalYear worksheet, I note that the last period date is Feb 2020 which is why the Settings sheet is not displaying the information for CurrentYear, CurrentPeriod and FiscalPeriod.

You can possibly overcome this issue by manually entering the information in to the respective cells on the Setting sheet, save the workbook to your local drive, close the workbook and then re-open the workbook.

Hope this helps

Thank you very much - I tested the report pulling 2021,2020, 2019 and it resolved the issue immediately. Thank you for all your help

Its a pleasure!  Glad we got you all sorted