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Sales Tax Report Filter Question

Posted on by Microsoft Employee

I've tinkered with the code on some reports to make them give me the information I want and solved a few problems with help from the people on this board.  Well, I've created a monster! My boss is now asking me to make some other changes and I'm at a loss.

Report: Sales Tax Analysis

Request: She would like the report to automaticly run for the previous month.

Current Code:

Begin Filter
   FieldName = "#ListSalesTaxAnalysis.[Date]"
   FilterOp = reportfilteropBetween
   FilterLoLim = "8/1/2010"
   FilterHilim = "8/31/2010"
   FilterNegated = False
   FilterConnector = reportfilterbooleanconAND
End Filter

The following things didn't work:

Begin Filter
   FieldName = "#ListSalesTaxAnalysis.[Date]"
   FilterOp = reportfilteropBetween
   FilterLoLim = "Last Month"
   FilterHilim = "Last Month"
   FilterNegated = False
   FilterConnector = reportfilterbooleanconAND
End Filter

OR

Begin Filter
   FieldName = "#ListSalesTaxAnalysis.[Date]"
   FilterOp = reportfilteropBetween
   FilterRange = "Last Month"
   FilterNegated = False
   FilterConnector = reportfilterbooleanconAND
End Filter

OR

Begin Filter
   FieldName = "#ListSalesTaxAnalysis.[Date]"
   FilterRange = "Last Month"
   FilterNegated = False
   FilterConnector = reportfilterbooleanconAND
End Filter

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  • Suggested answer
    Brian Heery Profile Picture
    Brian Heery 450 on at
    Re: Sales Tax Report Filter Question

    Meralee,

    Based on other posts I've read it sounds like you are not the first to ask this question. I was not able to locate any filters that would accomplish what you are looking to do, but it might be possible to create the report as a Custom report and to remove the filter and have it simply default to always pull the previous month. I tried the following in the SelCriteria section and it looked to pull the correct date range

    SelCriteria = "#ListSalesTaxAnalysis.[Date] >= convert(varchar,DATEADD(MONTH,-1,DATEADD(MONTH,DATEDIFF(MONTH,0,getdate()),0)),101) and #ListSalesTaxAnalysis.[Date] <=convert(varchar,DATEADD(MONTH,DATEDIFF(MONTH,0,getdate()),-1),101)"

    Hope this might help.

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