Date Formulas

[Fescobar]

Hello Alteryx Community,

I hope that everyone is doing well and that all of you Mother's had an amazing Mother's Day.

I have the attached file goes back to every Monday for the last five weeks.  The SQL query has to stay the same because I am using the same workflow to produce several outputs on the same run. 

Thank you!

Fausto

[Fescobar]

Hello Alteryx Community,

I hope that everyone is doing well and that all of you Mother's had an amazing Mother's Day.

I have the attached file goes back to every Monday for the last five weeks.  The SQL query has to stay the same because I am using the same workflow to produce several outputs on the same run. 

Thank you!

Fausto

[DataNath]

Hey @Fescobar can you flesh this out a bit please? From the data you've provided, what are you hoping to see in the output?

Thanks

[Fescobar]

Thank you .@DataNath

Just the last three Mondays rather than the last five.

Thanks again!

Fausto

[DataNath · Accepted solution]

Does this work how you want? Basically just found the max Monday date and filtered out anything that's not within -3 weeks of that.

[Fescobar]

.@DataNath

Thank you so much, this is perfect.  I assume that if I ever need to switch the date I can just change the value in the formula?

[DataNath]

Yes exactly. If you want a specific date then you would use that i.e. [Monday] >= <Enter date here in correct format (yyyy-mm-dd)>

However, if you want to stick to the most recent 'x' amount of weeks being shown then just adjust the '-21' I have in the DateTimeAdd([Max_Monday],-21,'day') formula. For example 4 weeks would be -28, 5 would be -35 and so on!