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This page should probably just re-direct to the home page?

Currently when you create a Profit and Loss Statement the only options are for Monthly, Quarterly, Half-Yearly and Yearly. Delta9 would like to be able to pull out a weekly date range AND a Daily PnL.

As a production manager I need to be able to take raw material/flower and working through processing multiple batches then extract, winterize and distill the oil to a finished item that can then be used in the manufacturing work flow as an ingredient in making finished goods such as vape cartridges, brownies, and capsules.

I will put all resources: Detla 9's existing workflow and all screen shots on my Google Drive and then share with the team.

Here is a link to the video for E&I Processing Types and Extractions: https://vimeo.com/266886960

Here's the Nuclino link to my notes and screen shots of the above video:
https://app.nuclino.com/DigiThinkIt/BloomStack/EI-Processing-Types-Extractions-5f3f6241-083b-40cd-ba38-3c8a48c0d80e

Here is the link to the video for Assemblies and Ingredients: https://vimeo.com/266886825

Here's the Nuclino link to my notes and screen shots of the above video:
https://app.nuclino.com/DigiThinkIt/BloomStack/EI-Assemblies-and-Ingredients-af34e138-eed3-4aa7-bb74-a1bad6d43bdf

Here is the link to ALL the MJPlatform video tutorials: https://vimeo.com/user8358322

As a CEO/Sales manager, it is currently difficult for me to run meaningful report graphs for analysis.

I would prefer the graphs to be formatted so that they are more readable at-a-glance which is the whole point of the graph.

Currently the item names are truncated/abbreviated so that I can only hover over the graph to read the item name and it's value and it look like this (it would also be helpful if the value had 1,000 comma formatting and a $ if it's a dollar value):

Here is an example of a useful graph (not the look/format but the labeling):

Finally... If there was a print icon above the chart so that I could easily extract the chart in a pdf full page format this would be the final step to fully utilizing the chart feature for expert analysis and professional looking presentations.