Non-Calendar-Year Reporting Periods and YTD calculations

I work for a company who's fiscal year starts in July.  Therefore I want most of my reports to run from July to June.  I can achieve this with custom date ranges that then need to be updated each year, or with some trial and error in the advanced json formula spot.  But once I have the date range sorted, the "YTDSum" function seems to only recognize a Jan-Dec year, and starts from scratch in the middle of my chart. Does anyone have a clever solution or workaround for this? (or do I need to schedule some extra time for screaming in the fire stairs?)

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HELP!!!!

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Any insights on this conundrum at all?   Surely, (don't call me Shirley!) I don't need to export to Excel and perform this basic task do I? 

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After much sobbing in the fire stairs and yelling at the cat... I figured it out. 

How?  I'll give you a clue... it has something to do with PIRATES. 

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HiAshley Hancock! 🙋‍♂️
 
Sorry for the delayed response 🙁 I’m glad you cracked the case! If you run into any more trouble (pirate-related or otherwise), just let me know and I’ll be happy to raise a support ticket for you 🙌

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