number can be pretty big, for ex, 123,568 * 01/04/2025
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@Aloksoni
How would the result look like?
Dont get how the multiplying would work with Date?
Result should be in numbers, and it should work in the same way as multiplying works in excel, so 123568 * 01/04/2025 should be 5652988864. For now what I've done is, since excel multiplies by converting date to an integer by generating the number of days of the date from 00/01/1900 to the particular date, so I used dateTimeDiff in Alteryx to generate difference b/w 01/04/2025 and 01/01/1900 and added 2 to the number of days (+1 because 01 instead of 00, and another +1 because I think Alteryx is carrying 1 extra day (tested in excel)). Then I just multiplied it by the required amount, let me know if there are any flaws with the logic
@Aloksoni
I dont think there is any issue with your logic and your approach.
i have also acutally noticed that there is some inconsistency there.
The best we can do is that maybe we can compensate 1 day in the formula?
https://community.alteryx.com/t5/Alteryx-Designer-Discussions/Inconsistency-for-Calculating-Excel-Da...