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Columns are used to time-phase your data. Select:

  • None for both dropdowns to remove time-phasing completely
  • Major to divide by one date category
  • Major and Minor to divide and subdivide (Year, by month)
  • only and a minor timescale to subdivide the data.  In the below example you can see Project Profit broken down by major timescale quarter and minor timescale month.

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Timescales

Not all major and minor timescales are compatible together. The table below denotes each major timescale and which minor timescales are available for it. Options are limited because if time-scales cannot evenly divide into one another, then Projector can't know whether a split bucket goes in the previous time period or the next time period.

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Tip

In the event that a time card flows into a later accounting period because it's period was closed for GL, the hours are 'zero' and the work date is the last day of the accounting period. For example, a $100 time card in May is approved after month end close. It appears in the June accounting period, has zero hours, and a work date of June-30.




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 time phase your report data

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Columns are used to time-phase your data. Select:

  • None for both dropdowns to remove time-phasing completely
  • Major to divide by one date category
  • Major and Minor to divide and subdivide (Year, by month)
  • only and a minor timescale to subdivide the data.  In the below example you can see Project Profit broken down by major timescale quarter and minor timescale month.

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