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Billing Analysis won run?

April 26, 2017analysis billing run

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Billing Analysis won run?

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Billing analysis in the current version of Treat requires that there is at least one actual bill in the analysis period for each metered space. E. g: Several metered spaces in a database had a single actual bill OUTSIDE the user defined analysis period. For example, space 2D had a single actual bill with start date of 4/ 16/ 2001 and 31 elapsed days. The user defined analysis period had an end date of 4/ 2001, which is equivalent to 4/ 30/ 2001. Since the actual bill was not completely inside the analysis period (it ended on 5/ 15/ 2001), it was not included in the calculations for this analysis period. Changing the analysis period end month from 4 to 6 will fix the problems and TREAT will perform the calculations.

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Billing analysis in the current version of Treat requires that there is at least one actual bill in the analysis period for each metered space. E. g: Several metered spaces in a database had a single actual bill OUTSIDE the user defined analysis period. For example, space 2D had a single actual bill with start date of 4/16/2001 and 31 elapsed days. The user defined analysis period had an end date of 4/2001, which is equivalent to 4/30/2001. Since the actual bill was not completely inside the analysis period (it ended on 5/15/2001), it was not included in the calculations for this analysis period. Changing the analysis period end month from 4 to 6 will fix the problems and TREAT will perform the calculations.

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Billing analysis in the current version of TREAT requires that there is at least one actual bill in the analysis period for each metered space. For Example, several metered spaces in a database had a single actual bill OUTSIDE the user defined analysis period. Space 2D had a single actual bill with start date of 4/ 16/ 2001 and 31 elapsed days. The user defined analysis period had an end date of 4/ 2001, which is equivalent to 4/ 30/ 2001. Since the actual bill was not completely inside the analysis period (it ended on 5/ 15/ 2001), it was not included in the calculations for this analysis period. Changing the analysis period end month from 4 to 6 will fix the problems and TREAT will perform the calculations.