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I've been struggling with accounts schedules in NAV 2009. I've read some instructions in order to get the comparison period formula column, field 14 in the column layout table. Is this available to add in all versions of 2009 or is it possible that this is not an option in some versions and you only have comparison date formula?
As I only have comparison date formula for now, I've been having issues in creating a column layout which gives 12 months actuals including YTD and 12 months budget including YTD. I have managed to find formula to give each month but don't know how to get a current month variance for actuals v budget. Any idea?
thanks for your response Carmen but can you check my attached column layout and let me know how to amend to get it to work. Its the highlighted line that doesn't work - how to get the actuals v budget variance for the month so If I view my account schedule at 30th Jul then I get the variance for that month and I also get the YTD variance in another column
Hi Simone,
I just take a look in previous Manish suggestion and in fact it should work if you define different codes for each columns GL Entries and GL Budget Entries instead using always "A" and "B".
Then you have to add an additional line to get the difference between those lines without entering a comparison Date formula.
Hope this can help you.
Hi Carmen
That would be really helpful. Even just for 3 separate months as I'm at a loss!
Hi Simone,
That's true my sample is YTD but also depends the date filter we use for it.
I was just trying to show how you can add some additional column to get average % between both amounts.
I will try to repro a similar case as yours.
Hi Carmen, I'm trying to get 12 month columns for actuals with a YTD, then 12 month columns for budget with YTD, then a current month variance column and a YTD variance column. I get everything to work apart from the current month variance. Your example looks like a YTD example
Hi Manish, thanks so much for response. Your suggestion on variance only works for the month of January then the variance becomes the same as YTD. Any other ideas?
I'm just trying to get 12 month columns for actuals with a YTD, then 12 month columns for budget with YTD, then a current month variance column and a YTD variance column. I get everything to work apart from the current month variance
Hello Simone,
Not sure if is this what you are looking for, but you can add some additional Columns Lines to have the Average % between Real Entries and Budget.
Here is a sample of Column Layout
and the result that you can get when running account schedule for a range of dates
Hope this can help you.
Variance for which month you are looking at, what does variance A-B represents to.
You need to Enter Column No. A1,A2 and so on till 12 for actuals & for Budget entries B1,B2 and so on.
Now in your Column No. 27 enter A1+A2 till A12 minus B1+B2 till B12 to get the variance.
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