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RustyShacklefor
3 years agoNew Contributor III
QuickView - MTD and YTD
is it possible to get column E to show YTD values? if i change the view to YTD everything else changes to YTD. i tried using the getcelldata(#2022M1+2022M2 ......#2022M12) it works if i stop at #2022...
NicoleBruno
3 years agoValued Contributor
Yes, set your View to V#Periodic and it'll be dynamic based on your time selection. So if you select T#2022M6 in one column and T#2022 in another, it'll show the MTD value where you've selected a month and the YTD value where you've selected the year.
One thing to keep in mind is for actuals this won't work if you're loading YTD numbers because the future month ahead of the one you've currently loaded will always calc to be the full reversal of your current period's YTD value (because there's nothing loaded for the YTD of next period so OS calculates next month's value to be the difference between 0 and last month's YTD value). It really only works for forecasting periods or years that are completed in the past.
Hope that helps but let me know if you have any questions.
accountant
3 years agoNew Contributor II
I'm a little confused by this with respect to the balance sheet (and new to onestream). I am in a quick view and toggling the periodic view. I see no difference between having the YTD on vs. periodic. Is there no way just to see the current month activity with the balance sheet in quick view?
- accountant3 years agoNew Contributor II
I guess I really don't understand what exactly the periodic view is....
- NicoleBruno3 years agoValued Contributor
Hello!
Balance sheet accounts will show the same values between YTD and MTD (or V#Periodic with time set to a month) because balance sheet accounts are by definition a balance as of a point in time.
Periodic view in OS is dynamic based on your time selection but it will really only matter for income statement accounts which are balances over a period of time. Hopefully that helps.
If you're looking for balance sheet accounts across a specific time period, you'll have to run a calc taking the balance at the end of the period minus the previous period to see the change in the balance. We have this built into the Flow dimension as calcs but maybe you have it elsewhere or would rather do it manually via a formula in the QV.
- accountant3 years agoNew Contributor II
Makes sense! Thanks for reply.
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