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jmaney's avatar
jmaney
Contributing User
9 months ago

P&L Report - Failed to load

P&L Report for one of our entities has stopped loading. The message is: 'There is no information to display. Try changing the filters and then run the report'    I have run the report in Web Brow...
Earl_HD's avatar
Earl_HD
MYOB Moderator
9 months ago

Hi jmaney,

Thanks for your reply. If you're trying to run a report and a message advises "There's no information to display", try the following:
 

  • Check the date range you've specified for the report.
  • Check the filters you've specified for the report. For example, you might be trying to report on an account which has no transactions against it. Try reporting on all accounts.
  • Restart AccountRight, then try to run the report again.

If the message persists, try deleting the contents of the Cache folder on your computer. This folder contains temporary files which can sometimes prevent some reports displaying correctly. The Cache folder is located here:

C:\Users\user.name\AppData\Local\MYOB\AccountRight\20xx.x\Cache
 

Please do let me know how you go on this.
Regards,
Earl

  • jmaney's avatar
    jmaney
    Contributing User
    9 months ago

    Hi Earl

     

    Thanks for your reply.

     

    We have cleared the Cache file, as per your previous suggestion, which did not help.

     

    This is actually not a new problem, but now just having the time to follow up.  The problem could have started just after the 2021/2022 copmany financial year was rolled over....so not sure if this could have had anything to do with it?

     

    The report works correctly in 'Web Browser'.  

     

    NONE of the Profit & Loss Reports are working from the desktop listing.

    • Earl_HD's avatar
      Earl_HD
      MYOB Moderator
      9 months ago

      Hi jmaney,

      Thanks for your response. In AccountRight, some reports—like the Profit & Loss reports—are limited to running for one year on either side of the current financial year within your file. You'll notice this limitation as you select the specific financial year for the report, choosing from last year, current year, and next year.
       

      You have control over defining which year is considered the current year, subsequently determining the last and next years by rolling over the financial year in the file. However, it's important to proceed with rolling over the financial year based on the advice provided by your accountant. Their guidance ensures accuracy and proper financial management.

      Feel free to post again, we're happy to help!
      Regards,
      Earl

      • jmaney's avatar
        jmaney
        Contributing User
        9 months ago

        Hi Earl

         

        Thanking you for your response.

         

        Please note that the P&L Reports that we are wanting to run, are actually within the current financial year, therefore we are thinking that this would not be the cause of the problem.