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Amanda

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Hi- this seems like it would be a simple question and I can't figure out why it is giving me so much grief. smiley-cry

I am creating a calculation to see if an event date is within a specific range

 

(example: if it is within 3 months of the date, or 1 months of the date, then this is the result)

 

I have been trying to use the "..." for range but it keeps saying "This number can not be evaluated"

 

What am I doing wrong?

 

Thank you in advance.

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For checking if a value is within a date range, use AND to join the two conditions:

 

if(value ≥ dateStart and value ≤ endDate; result1; result2)

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The "..." range is used in Find operations, not in calc functions. (I never before thought about that being a discrepancy).

 

Instead of

 

Myfield = 3/1/1975...11/6/1979

 

you want a syntax akin to

 

Myfield ≥ GetasDate ("3/1/1975") and Myfield ≤ GetasDate ("11/6/1979")

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Hi- Thank you for your help. Here is what I put in the calculation but I don't think it is coming up with the right results. It should result in yes if the EventDate is less than 3 months but more than 1 month before the EventDate. Right now it only results in NO.

 

If (

EventDate ≥ (EventDate - 90) and EventDate ≤ (EventDate - 30); "yes"; "no" )

 

 

Thank you,

Amanda

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Hi- I'm actually not comparing two different dates but trying to find out if the one date is within a specific range. The EventDate is just one field.

 

Thanks,

Amanda

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Under what circumstances would ANY date field EVER fail to be greater than or equal to itself minus 90?

 

Under what circumstances would ANY date field EVER be less than or equal to itself minus 30?

 

:confused:

 

 

That's like saying If 6 is greater than 6 minus 3, do this; if 6 is less than 6 minus 2, do that.

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Ok, I think I've just been starring at my computer too long. Opps!

Yes, that doesn't make any sense and of course I would need two different dates (one being the current date) duh!

Thanks for your help.

 

Amanda

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