How can an Administrator generate a list of all employees assigned to a different Supervisor during the last 30 days?

The Employee Change History report is the designated tool in NetSuite for auditing modifications made to employee records. This report specifically tracks the old and new values for any field that has been altered, including the Supervisor field. By setting the Date filter to a range such as 'Last Month' or 'within the last 30 days', an administrator can precisely isolate all employee records where the Supervisor field was changed during that specific timeframe, thereby generating the required list.

A. An Employee search shows the current data on a record; it does not inherently track historical changes to specific fields.
C. Adding Supervisor and Date as results in a search shows the current supervisor and last modified date, not the history of supervisor changes.
D. The filter combination 'Today as the Month filter' is illogical and would not correctly filter for changes over the last 30 days.

1. NetSuite Help Center, SuiteAnswers: Answer ID: 39708, "Running the Employee Change History Report". This document states, "The Employee Change History report shows a list of changes made to employee records for a specified date range." It confirms that filtering by date is the standard procedure for this report.

2. NetSuite Help Center, SuiteAnswers: Answer ID: 10029, "Employee Reports". This article lists and describes standard employee-related reports, defining the "Employee Change History" report as one that "displays the history of changes to employee records."

3. NetSuite Help Center, SuiteAnswers: Answer ID: 9951, "System Notes Overview". This document explains the underlying mechanism for tracking changes. It notes, "For each change, system notes log the old and new values in the changed fields." The Employee Change History report is a user-friendly interface for this system note data.