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Hi All
I've had a search through various threads but can't quite find what I want. I have a calendar script set up to return 1 or 0 for various date conditions but I'm missing a couple and I hope someone can help.
So far I have:
if(InYearToDate (Date, today(),0,4),1,0) | as Dates_FYTD_TY (Returns 1 for all dates in this financial year to date (starting in April) | ||||||||
if(InYearToDate (Date, today(),-1,4),1,0) | as Dates_FYTD_LY,(Returns 1 for all dates in previous financial year to date | ||||||||
if(InMonthToDate(Date, today(), -1),1,0) | All dates last month |
I'm trying to now return a 1 or 0 for:
Any dates that are the previous year of the last month (in context of this that would be December 2013.
Thanks in advance
Stu
I think it would be InMonthToDate uisng an offset of -13. You may have to adjust that number for your fiscal year.
=InMonthToDate(makeDate(2013,12,1),today(),-13)
-Rob
Just an FYI - using InMonthToDate would give you only till today.
if(InMonthToDate(Date, today(), -1),1,0) - Dates till today of last Month (If today is 1/5/2015 then you would get 12/1/2014 to 12/5/2014)
Good point. To get the full previous month, insert MonthEnd() like this:
=InMonthToDate(makeDate(2013,12,31),MonthEnd(today(1)),-13)
-Rob
Thank you both for your responses.
I couldn't quite get it to work using IF(InMonthToDate(makeDate(2013,12,31),MonthEnd(today(1)),-13),1,0) it just returned a 1 all the time - it's probably me not understanding the funtion correctly to be fair. (I also don't want to hard code December 2013 either sorry if I didn't make that clear)
I think the key is the 13 months though as I find the following solution seems to now work:
if(InMonthToDate(Date, today(), -13),1,0)
December 2013 was just an example. You should use your own Date field as you apparently figured out.
-Rob