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How Partial Returns Works

In Dynamic Reports

In PDF Reports

Mark The Date Period Title If All Returns For The Date Period Are Partial Returns

Reports With This Setting

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How Partial Returns Works

Applies to:
Dynamic ✔ PDF

Client Portal

When calculating returns on the report, there are times when the calculated return is not based on the entire period shown on the report. For example, the account inception date was in the middle of the return period reported, or when reporting on securities, the security was purchased within the return time period. In these scenarios, many of you wanted a way to identify those accounts and securities.

This setting helps add context to the story, answering "How long was the security held and how much impact is it having on the overall return?" by allowing you to identify the partial period return with a footnote, double dashes ( -- ), not identify them, or include the actual start date for each partial return. It works in conjunction with Show Actual Return Dates.

By default, Tamarac Reporting uses the following indicators for returns in these circumstances:

Display What it means
n/a
  • Invalid return: The return was not calculated. For example, if a performance report is run for the year to date, but an account was closed two years before, that account's data will be marked n/a for performance returns.

This applies only to performance returns.

-
  • There are no data to display, or no data are available. For example, if a holdings or transaction report is run for the year to date, but an account was closed two years before, that account's values will be marked -.

  • The value cannot be calculated. For example, if the data point is calculated by dividing and the denominator is 0, Tamarac returns -.

  • If you choose to exclude an account from performance, you'll see - on performance reports for that account.

This takes precedence over n/a.

0
  • The value is actually zero.

You might choose to use Partial Returns depending on amount of space available in your PDF columns, or whether or not you think it would be beneficial for your clients to see this detail.

In Dynamic Reports

This setting is not available for dynamic reports.

In PDF Reports

Mark The Date Period Title If All Returns For The Date Period Are Partial Returns

This setting allows you to indicate where you'd like partial returns to be marked: on the date period for the row or on the return itself.

For more information, see Mark The Date Period Title If All Returns For The Date Period Are Partial Returns.

Reports With This Setting

Performance Reports
Holdings Reports

Related Settings

For more information about calculating performance, see Learn More About Calculations.

The following setting interacts with this option: