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Bobby DarnellBobby Darnell 

Need Solution For Monthly Revenue In Report

Greetings From Atlanta, GA USA!

When we get a signed proposal for a monthly project, we project how many months it will go and then put a lump sum in the Amount field. 

So, if we were awarded a monthly project in March and the monthly fee is $2,500 and the project will go 24 months, we put in $60,000. 

When we run a report for ‘Closed Won’ status, it will show $60,000 in March. 

Those large lump sums skew our monthly revenue numbers. 

Is there a way that we could put in the monthly fee of $2,500 and have it populate out over 24 months when we run a ‘closed won’ report? Then March would show $2,500, and if we ran it for April, it would show $2,500, etc.

I hope that makes sense.

Santosh Reddy MaddhuriSantosh Reddy Maddhuri

Hi Bobby Darnell,

Create a formula field called Monthly Fee and add the following logic to show monthly spread.Then add that field as a column to the report.That should solve your issue.

Formula field logic : Amount field/ Project months field.

Hope this helps!.

Regards,

Santosh.
 

mayur k 8mayur k 8
Nice Solution for Monthly Revenue In Report.

Regards, Mayur (www.gyanipandit.com (https://www.gyanipandit.com/))
Bobby DarnellBobby Darnell

Mayur,

Thanks for taking time to respond.  Are you suggesting there is a report called 'Monthly Revenue Report'?  (I must be missing it)

Bobby

Santosh Reddy MaddhuriSantosh Reddy Maddhuri

Hi Bobby,

I guess he is addressing to reply if i am not wrong.

Regards,

Santosh

Bobby DarnellBobby Darnell

Santosh,

YES...thanks for this.  I do have a challenge of 'folding' the monthly $2,500 in with the rest of the contracts that are done within the month (Are not spread out over multiple months) to create a snapshot of exepected revenue for that one month.

I guess I could add another field adding the two.

Thanks again for your thoughtful reply!

Bobby