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Posted by Akber Alwani on July 23, 2007, 12:44 am
Please log in for more thread options Hi Jen,
I think there are some misunderstanding, now I didn't mean that you will
say today at the run time. I mean go to store operation folder then go to
reports folder
there you will find the files with .grp extenstion look at your file i.e.
Sales - Detailed Summary whatever then open it to notepad then you will find
one section of Filter below is an example:
Begin Filter
FieldName = "[Transaction].Time"
FilterOp = reportfilteropBetween
FilterLoLim = "<Today>"
FilterHilim = "<Today>"
End Filter
So you can see above that the FilterLoLim and FilterHilim both has caluse of
<Today> that is what you can do to accomplish the results.
if still not get success let me know.
"Jennifer" wrote:
> Akber Alwani wrote:
> > hi Jennifer
> > use the <Today> instead of 0. that's all never give up we all are here for
> > yous to help
> >
> > "Jennifer" wrote:
> >
> >> OK so I give up. What's the Filter Value supposed to be when I run a
> >> Daily Sales by Register Report? It defaults to 0. It doesn't accept a
> >> date - it wants a numerical value.
> >> J
> >>
> I'll try not to give up. Microsoft doesn't believe in making it easy,
> tho! Just FYI when you choose <Today> or <Week to Date> or <Year to
> Date> on this report, the Operator defaults to <Equal> with a Value of
> 0. I got the report to run by not asking the report to filter anything
> regarding date - it automatically gives me Today Week to Date and YTD in
> the report format. I guess I just didn't understand the Microsoft logic
> in the Daily Summary Sales reports.
>
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