00:12:38	Marcy Strong:	Analytics Interest Group - November: https://sunyolis.libcal.com/event/12615789
00:23:57	Jill Kehoe:	Is the prompt for fiscal year July-June?
00:24:03	Susan Davis (UB):	Easier is in the eye of the beholder. :-)
00:27:13	Jill Kehoe:	Our fiscal is July 1 2024 to June 30 2025.
00:27:42	Jill Kehoe:	Got it!
00:28:16	Jill Kehoe:	Thank you. :)
00:36:51	S. Slivan:	so if you don't use fund codes, you just know how much you SPENT, but not a balance remaining for that actually non existent sum of $?
00:38:34	Susan Davis (UB):	Replying to "so if you don't use ..."

That's what it looks like to me.  If you have a budget figure living in another system you could do your own balance tracking via spreadsheet or whatever.
00:39:13	S. Slivan:	2nd question: if we are using fund codes and want to switch over to 1 fund with reporting codes, does that screw up the rollover process, renewable orderliness, whatever else I can't think of right now...
00:39:23	S. Slivan:	Reacted to "That's what it looks..." with 👍
00:41:00	Susan Davis (UB):	Personally I'd be wary making a big change outside of the fiscal year rollover process.. Maybe others have experiences to add?
00:42:47	Rebecca Hewitt:	I'm chuckling at the allocation $$
00:43:25	Susan Davis (UB):	"A lot of money" is also subjective (says the big flagship in the west)
00:43:38	Marcy Strong:	Reacted to ""A lot of money" is ..." with 😆
00:44:03	S. Slivan:	Replying to "Personally I'd be wa..."

no it would have to be a "fresh" fiscal year so to speak, but in comparing previous years
00:53:03	Susan Davis (UB):	Replying to "Personally I'd be wa..."

Maybe you can keep a "map" of how the old fund structure morphed into the new one?
00:53:57	Jacquie (she/her):	Thank you.