I have come across financial reports which say, "Position as at 23 Jan 2013" or "The amount is $10,000 as at 18 Feb 2014".
Is it correct to say "as at" followed by a "date" to mean that a certain position/situation is true on that date?
Is it correct to say "as at" followed by a date?
2015-01-01 10:39 am
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2015-01-01 1:33 pm
The term we use is "as of" which means the position is current on that date.
2015-01-02 8:45 pm
As of makes more sense
2015-01-01 9:15 pm
Yes, that is standard procedure. Note: some reports use the @ symbol. For example: Position @ 23 Jan 2014. My guess is they do it to save on printer space.
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