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Good morning, everyone!

I'm using Sage 50. There comes a question that I need your help. I am going to compare the profit and loss for this quarter and the same quarter of last year. But I can only get the data for this year. How can I get the data for last year or only previous years?

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Hi Crina

To my knowledge, Sage wont do this, unless you run longer reports and do your own analysis. But I am hoping one of the Sage guru's will correct me, as I would find that really useful, too.

The way I would do it, is to run a nominal activity for those 3 months (P&L codes only) and collate the balances into a spreadsheet to create a P&L - the balance being the profit





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Crina,

Assuming the data is available in Sage in the first place, I have an Excel file that will give you the monthly and quarterly Sage data for the current year and 5 previous years.  I'd be happy to give you a copy.  You'll find my contact details at the web address below. 

Regards,

[Edited to reflect a change I've just made to the Excel file to include quarterly as well as monthly figures]




-- Edited by bro0010 on Thursday 23rd of January 2014 11:40:46 AM

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Hi Crina
To get the data for last year - restore a backup taken just prior to doing your year end routine, run the report but then dont forget to restore the correct backup before you start keying again.



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