I am using the following formula, but all results are coming back true.
if datetimediff(DateTimeTrim([ApprovedDate],"firstofmonth"),[ApprovedDate],"days")<=5 then
1 else 0 endif
Thanks in advance!
Hi @TMHC ,
I recognized that you would like to judge the [ApprovedDate] within 5 at the beginning of the month.
The start and end dates are reversed at DateTimeDiff expression.
This is the correct expression.
if datetimediff([ApprovedDate],DateTimeTrim([ApprovedDate],"firstofmonth"),"days")<=5 then
1 else 0 endif
If the complex expression doesn't work well, I recommend that you cut up them into pieces.
You can pull the records using a filter if the [ApprovedDate] is in date format by using a custom filter formula of:
@akimasakajitani
Thank you so much. That worked!
Hi @TMHC ,
I'm glad it works well.
If you have solved the problem, it would be helpful if you could accept it as a solution so that people can refer to it later.