If this field {sp_WTD_MTD_YTD_AllProducts.Post_Date} is a date field, you don't need the Date( ).
The Date( ) is used to create the date as you have in this part of your formula:
Date(Year({?@EndDate}),Month({?@EndDate}),01) Mike
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Am now getting "too many arguements given to this function" with the cursor going to the begining of Month. Have tried moving around parens but no good. AACCKK!
{sp_WTD_MTD_YTD_AllProducts.Post_Date} in
Year({?@EndDate},Month({?@EndDate},01) to {?@EndDate} )
{sp_WTD_MTD_YTD_AllProducts.Post_Date} in
Date(Year({?@EndDate}),Month({?@EndDate}),01) to {?@EndDate} Mike
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