Snapshot Transaction Dates indication

Transaction Dates when running Profit and Loss in Snapshot

The transaction date limits the drill down detail that makes up the balance of the accounts. 

You may run the P&L for a year but you only need the detail for last month for example. The greater the date range, the greater the data is that has to be loaded.

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