Hi Community,
Recently I created an MS Form for my organisation to fill in and like every MS Form the results are sent to an Excel file.
What I Am trying to accomplish is when a new entry comes into the Responses Excel sheet I need to extract it and add it a new output so essentially everyday I need to extract all new entries if there is any
Here's an sample of three dummy entries I used as when testing my form:
ID | Start time | Completion time | Name | New or Existing | Company Name | Is This a Group | |
1 | 3/7/23 15:25:58 | 3/7/23 15:28:39 | JohnDoe@Gmail.com | John Doe | New Client | ABC Limited | No |
2 | 3/8/23 15:28:41 | 3/8/23 15:30:20 | JaneDoe@Gmail.com | Jane Doe | New Client | Test Inc | No |
3 | 3/8/23 15:30:22 | 3/8/23 15:31:24 | JoeBloggs@Gmail.com | Joe Bloggs | Existing Client | JJJ Ltd | Yes |
For example today I would need to extract the last 2 records.
I know this might be a big ask but I appreciate any guidance or support that is offered for this matter.
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@Deano478you can filter out the new records with the below formula
DateTimeParse(]Start Date],’%m/%d/%y’) = DateTimeToday()
Never mind it worked it was silly mistake on my end
Hey @Deano478,
You got an typo in your formula - '&m/%d/%y' - instead of '%m/%d/%y'
this causes the conversion error.
Hry again @binuacs and @FrederikE I put the formula into a filter tool as a custom filter however its telling me that there is no new records even though I have 4 for today sorry about this. here is the SS: