A screenshot of an Excel spreadsheet that shows the current year-to-date data for a company. The spreadsheet is divided into three sections - the first section is titled "Current Rolling 12 Months" and the second section is labeled "Prior Year-Date vs. Prior Year-To-Date".

The first section has a line graph that shows that the company's current rolling 12 months has been steadily increasing over time. The x-axis represents the months of the year while the y-axis shows the percentage change in the number of days of the month. The line graph shows a steady increase in the percentage over time indicating a decrease in the amount of time spent on the company.

There are also three graphs in the spreadsheet each representing a different period of time.
- The first graph on the top left shows a bar graph with a blue line representing the current period the second graph in the middle shows a green line representing a certain period and the third graph shows an upward trend in the previous period. The graph shows that a company has experienced a significant increase in its current year to date with a slight decrease in its previous year and a slight decline in the past few months. The third graph is a pie chart showing the percentage of the company that has experienced the same period as the previous year. The pie chart is divided in two sections - one for the company and the other for the previous years. The chart also includes a legend that explains the meaning of each section.

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