Discover how to set custom periods—temporary date ranges you can apply to your financial data analysis. Custom periods are especially useful when you want to analyze data for specific timeframes, such as during a sales promotion or other one-off events.
Learn how to adjust time periods in your financial data to suit your analysis needs. This allows you to compare current data with previous periods for better insights.
Learn how to add levels to your financials to break down data and easily see how individual items contribute to overall performance.
2:15 min
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