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Always Use Previous Period
Use this setting to adjust the behavior of the previous date period types when used at the end of a date period range. By selecting Always use previous period, you can define a date period as always being the defined period of time before the current one.
Today's as of date is December 31, 2019 (12/31/2019) and you are running a report using the Previous 1 Year(s) date period.
These are the resulting date periods depending on theAlways use previous period option you choose:
If you selected, the resulting date period on this report would be 2018.
If you cleared, the resulting date period on this report would be 2019.
You can use this setting with these date period types:
For more information on setting up and using dates and date periods, see Dates and Date Periods.