Create new date rows for a specific amount of days using 'generate rows' function

[sureslala]

Hello

I'm having trouble trying to generate a new column of consecutive dates for 2254 days forward from a starting date.

As an example starting with date '11-Apr-22', I want to create 2254 new date records increasing from the start date by one day until it reaches date '11-Jun-28'. In excel it would look like this.

I've created a simple workflow attached using the 'Generate Rows' tool but I'm having trouble with my expressions. 

I think I'm on the right track on how to go about resolving this problem, but need assistance with maybe the expressions?

Any help would be very much appreciated!

Thanks

Sures

[Matthew]

i believe all you need to do is change your condition expression to be "<=" not "="

[binuacs]

@sureslala you need to convert the date in datetime format 

[sureslala]

Thanks Binuacs, 

I'm getting an error message when I updated my expression in my main workflow 'The value did not change after the Loop Expression'?

Any idea on what I have done wrong?

Thanks

Sures

[JarekSkudrzyk]

@sureslala I think the date format is causing the issue - you need to amend the format "%d-%b-%y" to suit your input data, which is now yyyy-mm-dd (from what I see in the error message on your printscreen)

[JarekSkudrzyk · Accepted solution]

@sureslala If your input column is now in date format, the "generate rows" tool config should look like this:

[binuacs · Accepted solution]

@sureslala I used the DateTimePrase([Date],'%d-%b-%y') format because the given date was in the format dd-mmm-yy, But your original date if the ReportedDate field is in datetime format no need to use the DateTimeParse function. As mentioned like @JarekSkudrzyk you can simply use this field in the generate row tool. I would suggest you to check the metadeta for your fields so that you will have an idea of what needs to be done.