Can you change date of monthly reports delivery ?
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Hi
Ive just set up a monthly report for a client but is scheduled to arrive BY the day they need it which is a bit close hence ideally would like to bring it forward by a few days, is this possible ?
Cheers
Dan
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cheers anyway
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Afraid I don't (pain in the bum i know). you can download it as a.CSV and convert the format in excel though its no shiny PDF I'm afraid.
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ps - i dont suppose you know off hand if you can set UK date format ?
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Thanks Chris !
Cheers
Dan
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Sorry I couldn't help more, looks like your stuck with the following :
When do my reports get sent out?
We've changed the delivery dates for monthly and quarterly reports to ensure they go out on schedule. Monthly reports will now be delivered by the 3rd, and quarterly reports will be delivered by the 5th of the month.The only other option i guess is using weekly reports and sort of stitching them together though this is also more time involved.
Good luck.
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Thanks Chris !
Although that page says cant create those reports on the fly so presume means will have to go through process of generating entire report from scratch which for time reasons isnt an option
Cheers
Dan
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Howdy there,
First thing you may find the following page super helpful : http://moz.com/help/pro/custom-reports
Followed by this quote
Can I set specific dates for the reports?
As of now there is no way to set specific dates. If you want to report to run every Monday or every 5th day of the month then you will have to create the report on that specific day.Hope that helps.
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