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# How to View Monthly and Daily Reports

View and export your monthly and daily sales reports in TCS.

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**Use this when** you want to see your company's sales by month or by day, or export them to Excel.
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TCS has two sales reports:

* **Monthly report** — your company's sales for each month.
* **Daily report** — your company's sales for each day.

## View a report

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### Open the report

Click **Monthly report** or **Daily report**.
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### Check your sales

The report shows your sales, split by card type.

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### Export to Excel (optional)

Click the **Excel icon** next to the report title to save it in Excel format.
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Fees only appear for days that have been paid into your account. For days that haven't been paid out yet, the fee shows as **–**.
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<summary>Keywords</summary>

Also called: monthly report, daily report, sales report, Excel export. Search terms: monthly report, daily report, sales, Excel, export, card type.

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