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The Date Range header/footer is used to add date coverage for your financial report. 

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Follow the steps below to guide you on how to add date range header/footer.

  1. A new row will be available in the grid section.
  2. In the Type field, select Date Range.
  3. Leave the Header/Footer Name field blank.
  4. The Row Name field dictates the order of the header/footer. Set this field to 1 if this will be the first row to show in the header/footer, 2 if second row, so on and so forth. Set this to 3 for this illustration.
  5. In the Alignment field, set how the value for the column be displayed. Set this to Center. 
  6. In the With field, select Page.  This will occupy the entire page. 
  7. Leave Column Name field blank.

This is how Date Range header/footer setup will look.
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Select this Report Header in the Report Builder and make sure that the checkbox before it is checked when printing/previewing the report.

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Here's how it is shown when report is previewed/printed. Highlighted section is the Date Range type header/footer. Since this is a report header, this will show on the first page of the report only.

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You can enhance this header/footer by setting its Font Properties and Row Height. See How to Configure header and footer font properties and row height topic to guide you on how to do this.


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The Date Range header/footer is used to add date coverage for your financial report. 

Follow the steps below to guide you on how to add date range header/footer.

  1. A new row will be available in the grid section.
  2. In the Type field, select Date Range.
  3. Leave the Header/Footer Name field blank.
  4. The Row Name field dictates the order of the header/footer. Set this field to 1 if this will be the first row to show in the header/footer, 2 if second row, so on and so forth. Set this to 3 for this illustration.
  5. In the Alignment field, set how the value for the column be displayed. Set this to Center. 
  6. In the With field, select Page.  This will occupy the entire page. 
  7. Leave Column Name field blank.

This is how Date Range header/footer setup will look.
Image Added

Select this Report Header in the Report Builder and make sure that the checkbox before it is checked when printing/previewing the report.

Image Added

Here's how it is shown when report is previewed/printed. Highlighted section is the Date Range type header/footer. Since this is a report header, this will show on the first page of the report only.

Image Added

You can enhance this header/footer by setting its Font Properties and Row Height. See How to Configure header and footer font properties and row height topic to guide you on how to do this.


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The Date Range header/footer is used to add date coverage for your financial report. 

Follow the steps below to guide you on how to add date range header/footer.

  1. A new row will be available in the grid section.
  2. In the Type field, select Date Range.
  3. Leave the Header/Footer Name field blank.
  4. The Row Name field dictates the order of the header/footer. Set this field to 1 if this will be the first row to show in the header/footer, 2 if second row, so on and so forth. Set this to 3 for this illustration.
  5. In the Alignment field, set how the value for the column be displayed. Set this to Center. 
  6. In the With field, select Page.  This will occupy the entire page. 
  7. Leave Column Name field blank.

This is how Date Range header/footer setup will look.
Image Added

Select this Report Header in the Report Builder and make sure that the checkbox before it is checked when printing/previewing the report.

Image Added

Here's how it is shown when report is previewed/printed. Highlighted section is the Date Range type header/footer. Since this is a report header, this will show on the first page of the report only.

Image Added

You can enhance this header/footer by setting its Font Properties and Row Height. See How to Configure header and footer font properties and row height topic to guide you on how to do this.

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The Date Range header/footer is used to add date coverage for your financial report. 

Follow the steps below to guide you on how to add date range header/footer.

  1. A new row will be available in the grid section.
  2. In the Type field, select Date Range.
  3. Leave the Header/Footer Name field blank.
  4. The Row Name field dictates the order of the header/footer. Set this field to 1 if this will be the first row to show in the header/footer, 2 if second row, so on and so forth. Set this to 3 for this illustration.
  5. In the Alignment field, set how the value for the column be displayed. Set this to Center. 
  6. In the With field, select Page.  This will occupy the entire page. 
  7. Leave Column Name field blank.

This is how Date Range header/footer setup will look.
Image Added

Select this Report Header in the Report Builder and make sure that the checkbox before it is checked when printing/previewing the report.

Image Added

Here's how it is shown when report is previewed/printed. Highlighted section is the Date Range type header/footer. Since this is a report header, this will show on the first page of the report only.

Image Added

You can enhance this header/footer by setting its Font Properties and Row Height. See How to Configure header and footer font properties and row height topic to guide you on how to do this.

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The Date Range header/footer is used to add date coverage for your financial report. 

Follow the steps below to guide you on how to add date range header/footer.

  1. A new row will be available in the grid section.
  2. Leave the Description field blank.
  3. In the Type field, select Date Range.
  4. The Group field dictates the order of the header/footer. Set this field to 1 if this will be the first row to show in the header/footer, 2 if second row, so on and so forth. Set this to 3 for this illustration.
  5. In the Alignment field, set how the value for the column be displayed. Set this to Center. 
  6. In the With field, select Page.  This will occupy the entire page. 
  7. Leave Column Name field blank.

This is how Date Range header/footer setup will look.
Image Added

Select this Report Header in the Report Builder and make sure that the checkbox before it is checked when printing/previewing the report.

Image Added

Here's how it is shown when report is previewed/printed. Highlighted section is the Date Range type header/footer.

Image Added

You can enhance this header/footer by setting its Font Properties and Row Height. See How to Configure header and footer font properties and row height topic to guide you on how to do this.

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The Date Range header/footer is used to add date coverage for your financial report. 

Follow the steps below to guide you on how to add date range header/footer.

  1. A new row will be available in the grid section.
  2. Leave the Description field 

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  1. blank.
  2. In the Type field, select Date Range.
  3. The Group field dictates the order of the header/footer. Set this field to 1 if this will be the first row to show in the header/footer, 2 if second row, so on and so forth. Set this to 3 for this illustration.
  4. In the Alignment field, set how the value for the column be displayed. Set this to Center. 
  5. In the With field, select Page.  This will occupy the entire page. 
  6. Leave Column Name field blank.

This is how Date Range report header setup will look

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Select this report header/footer in the Report Builder and make sure that checkbox before it is checked when printing/previewing the report.

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Here's how it is shown when report is previewed/printed

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. Highlighted section is the Date Range type header/footer.

Image Added

You can enhance this header/footer by setting its Font Properties and Row Height. See How to Configure header and footer font properties and row height topic to guide you on how to do this.