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2 part question: Datetimeadd in formula and combine data from filters after forumula

lamor
6 - Meteoroid

Hi, 

 

This is a 2-part question. If you have a better solution to remove the T/F filter mentioned below, please let me know! 

 

The queue column is based on multiple formulas but I need anything that says "order signed" to go through a 2nd set of formulas then enter those results back into the queue column.  My idea was to use a T/F filter for the "Order signed" category, if they fall into the T filter then apply to formulas below (picture 1). Then combine these results back into the original set of data.

 

Question 1: Why is the datetimeadd formula not working? I know the signed date is within the last 7 days. 

 

Question 2: How do I bring this data back into the data set? I need the results to go back into the join tool where the red star is. 

 

formula orders signed.PNGworkflow.PNG

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zkibz16
7 - Meteor

Hi,

 

For your first question, I would check that your [LAST_SIGNED_DATE] is in a DateTime format. It appears in your results window as "MM/DD/YYYY" format and not the standard "YYYY-MM-DD" date format. Hopefully that will at least help solve your DateTimeAdd formula issues!

apathetichell
20 - Arcturus

@zkibz16is correct - these be strings. you need to use a datetime tool (or datetimeparse([yourfield[,"%m/%d/%Y") to convert them into dates. that should fix that. you can use a union tool to join two datastreams but the common way to do this is with a conditional statement in a formula and then modifying the field based upon that condition vs splititng, formula/union.

lamor
6 - Meteoroid

This worked! Thank you! 

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