# Upcoming Contract Events (Charts)

Aerofiler can also help generate graphical reports. To begin, click “Upcoming Contract Event Charts” on the “Reports” page. By default, Aerofiler will display the expiries by number of documents:

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You can also generate reports by any numerical field in Aerofiler. For example, if you had a custom number field “Contract Value”, you could select it as follows:

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This will then produce the following report:

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You can also generate a report of contracts by upload date. For this report, click on “Contracts by Upload Date” on the “Reports” page and select the start date, end date and document type:

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The report will update automatically as you select your parameters.

{% hint style="info" %}
The start date parameter corresponds with the upload date of each document and not the start date of each contract.
{% endhint %}


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