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\f0\fs28 \cf0 A period expression indicates a span of time, or a reporting interval,\
or both. The full syntax is:\
\
@example\
[INTERVAL] [BEGIN] [END]\
@end example\
\
The optional @var\{INTERVAL\} part may be any one of:\
\
@example\
every day\
every week\
every monthly\
every quarter\
every year\
every N days # N is any integer\
every N weeks\
every N months\
every N quarters\
every N years\
daily\
weekly\
biweekly\
monthly\
bimonthly\
quarterly\
yearly\
@end example\
\
After the interval, a begin time, end time, both or neither may be\
specified. As for the begin time, it can be either of:\
\
@example\
from <SPEC>\
since <SPEC>\
@end example\
\
The end time can be either of:\
\
@example\
to <SPEC>\
until <SPEC>\
@end example\
\
Where @var\{SPEC\} can be any of:\
\
@example\
2004\
2004/10\
2004/10/1\
10/1\
october\
oct\
this week # or day, month, quarter, year\
next week\
last week\
@end example\
\
The beginning and ending can be given at the same time, if it spans a\
single period. In that case, just use @var\{SPEC\} by itself. In that\
case, the period @samp\{oct\}, for example, will cover all the days in\
october. The possible forms are:\
\
@example\
<SPEC>\
in <SPEC>\
@end example\
\
Here are a few examples of period expressions:\
\
@example\
monthly\
monthly in 2004\
weekly from oct\
weekly from last month\
from sep to oct\
from 10/1 to 10/5\
monthly until 2005\
from apr\
until nov\
last oct\
weekly last august\
@end example}
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