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Hi All,
I'm looking for a way to match the first part of the xx/xx/1997 (ignoring the year field) with another field a like.
Essentially field 1 is a DOB and field 2 is an AppointmentDate.
Looking to create a formula which is if day and month match in both DOB and AppointmentDate (while ignoring the year), display name.
I've looking into a couple things like wild match but I can't see any of them matching my scenario.
Any help or guidance would be appreaciated here!
@dranjbar I have taken some sample data and created your requirement. Please let me know if it has resolved your issue.
NoConcatenate
Temp:
Load * inline [
Name, DOB, Appointment Date
Sidhiq, 09/06/1991, 09/07/2013
Satish, 14/08/1990, 14/08/2013
Danish, 31/03/1991, 24/09/2013
Avinash, 22/11/1989, 22/11/2013
];
NoConcatenate
Temp1:
Load *,
if(trim(New_DOB)=trim([New Appointment Date]),Name,'No Match') as Match_Column;
Load *,
Date(Date#(DOB,'DD/MM/YYYY'),'DD/MM') as New_DOB,
Date(Date#([Appointment Date],'DD/MM/YYYY'),'DD/MM') as [New Appointment Date]
Resident Temp;
Drop table Temp;
Exit Script;
There are various possibilities, for example:
-(makedate(0, month(Date1), day(Date1)) = makedate(0, month(Date2), day(Date2))) as Flag
or maybe:
-(daynumberofyear(Date1) = daynumberofyear(Date2)) as Flag
- Marcus
some other expressions:
Month(DOB)=Month(AppointmentDate) and Day(DOB)=Day(AppointmentDate)
Left(DOB,5)=Left(AppointmentDate,5)
SetDateYear(DOB,Year(AppointmentDate))=AppointmentDate
Age(AppointmentDate,DOB)>Age(AppointmentDate-1,DOB)