Helpful Forums I, along with
Posted on:: December 26th, 2001
Helpful Forums
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Hello there i hope this site is still working i just have querry, and my querry is.
I haven’t got a right word to express the situation
Could you help me out in finding a phrase or word for this situation described below.
– A description letting service engineers know that a software bug is fixed, which occurred when they enter e.g. 03(month)/04(day) to 04(month)/04(day) in a field where the term to be searched is specified. In this case, I want to say “straddle” month (or beyond, exceed, overstride?????); see the underlined bold letters, here different months are specified, ie, March and April in this case. If the term is entered as “03(month)/01(day) to 03(month)/31(day)”, we don’t have any trouble. The search function operates appropriately because the term is within the same month, ie. March in this case.
Thus, there is nothing to do with either “Fiscal” or “Fiscal year”
Could you please let me know what the correct words to describe this?
Thank you for your time in reading this and to give me an answer.
Kind Regards,
Tom