YESSSS!!! This is the ONE thing (IMO) that's better about GA than Adobe. Been running a lot of tests lately where I really only care about certain products and/or products associated with a specific merchandising evar. I can get by with orders, but to see the effect of revenue and be able to get JUS...

Yes, that does make things tricky...would definitely be a game changer for us fiscal folks though! ...and then maybe something Gregorian folks just ignore since it would probably be more trouble than it's worth to use LOL

I was thinking more in terms of fiscal weeks for companies. Our Adobe instance is setup to use our fiscal calendar, so with that, a week will always have 7 days, going Sun-Sat, and it wouldn't matter if a week crossed calendar months or years because Adobe "knows" our fiscal calendar. A related exam...

Description - A "week of year" dimension, that functions similarly to the "month of year" dimension item. "Month of year" allows for year-over-year comparisons at a monthly level and can produce a view where the user can see the raw numbers for current year and previous year along with the percent c...

@Jennifer_Dungan Yes, I knew that. However, because we use a fiscal calendar that differs from the traditional 12-month calendar, it was very easy for me to be able just be able to use the "as of date" set to a cell that used =today()-1, and then be able to use the date expressions since I have Adob...

This is a feature available in the legacy version of report builder, but not the new one. This feature is a tremendous help in doing reporting for fiscal time periods (WTD, MTD, QTD and YTD) through the previous day without having to manual work in Excel in the form of creating a fiscal calendar ref...