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PACE business calendars define business and non-business days. They determine when scheduled events such as uploaders, exporters, and reports are run. Suppose a report is scheduled to be run daily. If it is set up against a business calendar, it will not run on non-business days.

You can set up a business calendar for each source that is defined in PACE. For example, if you set up a business calendar for a particular country, then that country must be defined as a source in PACE. To set up sources, see Manage Sources

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PACE business calendars store all business days, non-business days, and holidays within the calendar for a given month. Use the check boxes to define if the day is a week end, month-end, quarter-end, year-end, or current business day.

For information on Accounting Business Calendars, see About Business Calendars