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    eleran
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    I cannot seem to figure how to derive YTD sales by customer using a saved search. I want to generate a customer list for each of our sales territories showing YTD sales and I just can’t figure it out.

    Any help is appreciated.
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  • #7692 Score: 0

    rnedelkow
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    You could customize this search to show ytd sales only. Currently , it shows last year and this year:

    1. Reports > Saved Searches > All Saved Searches > New.

    2. Choose Customer.

    3. Search Title field: entered your preferred name for the search (eg. Sales Last Year and Sales Year to Date)

    4. Under Criteria tab > Standard sub tab, on Filter column, display the dropdown field and set the following. Take note that on the popup window that will appear, you will have to choose a description, click Set and click the Add button after each criteria to proceed to the next line.

    *Filter *Description

    ● Transaction: Type is any of (your own set of transaction types)

    ● Transaction: Main Line is true.

    5. Under Results tab > Columns sub tab > Field column, click to display a dropdown and:

    ● Name with Summary Type = Group.

    ● Formula (Currency) with Summary Type = Sum and Custom Label = Summary Label = Sales Last Year:

    CASE WHEN TO_CHAR({transaction.trandate},’YYYY’)=TO_CHAR({to day},’YYYY’)-1 THEN {transaction.amount} ELSE 0 END

    ● Formula (Currency) with Summary Type = Sum and Custom Label = Summary Label = Sales YTD:

    CASE WHEN TO_CHAR({transaction.trandate},’YYYY’)=TO_CHAR({to day},’YYYY’) AND {transaction.trandate}<={today} THEN {transaction.amount} ELSE 0 END

    6. Save and Run.

    Thanks,

  • #7693 Score: 0

    eleran
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    RE: saved search for YTD sales

    Originally posted by rnedelkow

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    You could customize this search to show ytd sales only. Currently , it shows last year and this year:

    1. Reports > Saved Searches > All Saved Searches > New.

    2. Choose Customer.

    3. Search Title field: entered your preferred name for the search (eg. Sales Last Year and Sales Year to Date)

    4. Under Criteria tab > Standard sub tab, on Filter column, display the dropdown field and set the following. Take note that on the popup window that will appear, you will have to choose a description, click Set and click the Add button after each criteria to proceed to the next line.

    *Filter *Description

    ● Transaction: Type is any of (your own set of transaction types)

    ● Transaction: Main Line is true.

    5. Under Results tab > Columns sub tab > Field column, click to display a dropdown and:

    ● Name with Summary Type = Group.

    ● Formula (Currency) with Summary Type = Sum and Custom Label = Summary Label = Sales Last Year:

    CASE WHEN TO_CHAR({transaction.trandate},’YYYY’)=TO_CHAR({to day},’YYYY’)-1 THEN {transaction.amount} ELSE 0 END

    ● Formula (Currency) with Summary Type = Sum and Custom Label = Summary Label = Sales YTD:

    CASE WHEN TO_CHAR({transaction.trandate},’YYYY’)=TO_CHAR({to day},’YYYY’) AND {transaction.trandate}<={today} THEN {transaction.amount} ELSE 0 END

    6. Save and Run.

    Thanks,

    Thanks. You is a lifesaver.

    Is there a way to make this search also show those customers, prospects & leads that do not have transactions yet?

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    jon@dogisgood.com
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    RE: saved search for YTD sales

    I’m getting a ERROR: FIELD NOT FOUND in each column. What needs to be put into the formula field? for ‘YYYY’ I put in ‘2012’ or ‘2013’ . Does something go in to the “to day” brackets?

  • #7695 Score: 0

    rnedelkow
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    Hi Jon, the formula should run as is, without setting ‘YYYY’ values. {today} simply pulls today’s date.

    Thanks,

  • #7696 Score: 0

    jon@dogisgood.com
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    Excellent – got it!

  • #7697 Score: 0

    eleran
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    RE: saved search for YTD sales

    Also Jon, make sure to remove the gap in the one instance of {to day} that might be the reason for your error

  • #26096 Score: 0

    Kevin Morton
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    Does anyone have a working copy of this solution as of today’s NetSuite version?

    • This reply was modified 5 years, 1 month ago by Kevin Morton.

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