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MTD and YTD Budget inconsistency in Actual vs. Budget report (Management Reporter 2012)

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Hello All,

I am currently using Microsoft GP 2010 and Management Reporter 2012 CU7 to create a Budget vs. Actual report for several companies.

Background on report structure:

We have entered the budgets for four companies in GP using Integration Manager. In Management Reporter, the Budget vs. Actual report should display the following:

1. Actual MTD 2. Budget MTD 3. Variance MTD

4. Actual YTD 5. Budget YTD 6. Variance YTD.

The commands and formulas are all established in those 6 column definitions. (Columns 3 and 6 are calculation columns based on the data from 1, 2, 4, and 5.)

Having used the same budget name for each company in GP (by design), I have selected the budget ID in the Book Code [column definitions] drop down box for Budget MTD and Budget YTD . Using a reporting tree to establish each company I can see each company as a different tab when the report is generated, plus a tab for "Summary of All Units".

The problem:

For 3 of 4 companies, only the MTD data is pulling into the report--accurately I might add. For the fourth company, only the YTD data is reporting--accurately again. For those that are reporting only MTD data the YTD data is $0. For the company reporting only YTD data, the MTD data is $0 (for all months).

My question:

How can I command the report to publish both MTD and YTD simultaneously for all companies? I believe the issue would not be in the column definitions as both MTD and YTD are reporting accurately with one company or another.

Any suggestions or insight would be appreciated. If I have not explained my issue properly please feel free to tell me or ask me a question about it.

Budget Column definitions:

Header 1: Budget MTD

Column Type: "2014 Budget" = Budget ID from drop down box in that column

Book Code / Attribute Category: BASE

Fiscal Year: BASE

Period: BASE

Periods Covered: PERIODIC

Currency Display: FUNCTIONAL

Header 1: Budget YTD

Column Type: "2014 Budget" = Budget ID from drop down box in that column

Book Code / Attribute Category: BASE

Fiscal Year: BASE

Period: BASE

Periods Covered: YTD

Currency Display: FUNCTIONAL

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  • Francisco Montano Profile Picture
    130 on at

    have you tried change the "calculation priority"? in the settings of the report.

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    Redbeard Profile Picture
    12,931 on at

    SOS,

    Last year, I had multiple issues with the release of CU7 of Management Reporter on both Dynamics GP and SL (Great Plains and Solomon).  The issues manifested as inexplicable behavior, like report numbers not tying out to the general ledger.

    I would strongly suggest upgrading to a proven and stable version of Management Reporter, prior to engaging in troubleshooting any report, to eliminate issues with CU7 as the possible cause of the problem, lest you come away with the impression the report design is the problem.

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