Dynamic Naming of Webi reports

Hi,
I have a requirement where webi report generates 5 times a day.For each time the column name/Header needs to change dynamically. For Instance if report is generated at 10 am in the morning, it should display "COMSOL" and if the report generates at 1pm ,displays "ASPEN"..
Is it possible to achieve this in Universe or report level? Any help is highly appreciated.
Thanks
Shanthi
Edited by: Shanthi26 on May 13, 2011 12:30 AM

Please try this:
If(FormatDate(LastExecutionDate([Query1]);"HH:mm")="10:00";"COMSOL";If(FormatDate(LastExecutionDate([Query1]);"HH:mm")="13:00";"ASPEN");"header3").
Hope this will help you out.

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