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pgalvezt
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Date with sum nums

Hello,

I would to show my date with sum nums in date format, like

[Fecha Inicio] +0 as SumDATEPRUEBA,

[Fecha Inicio] +1 as SumDATEPRUEBA1, and so on....

Num#([Fecha Inicio],'YYYYMMDD') as SumDATEPRUEBA2 (This bring the same I think in text Format)

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sunny_talwar

Try this:

Date(Date#([Fecha Inicio], 'DD-MM-YYYY') + 1,'DD-MM-YYYY') as SumDATEPRUEBA2

or if the date is read properly, then this:

Date([Fecha Inicio] + 1,'DD-MM-YYYY') as SumDATEPRUEBA2

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sunny_talwar

How about this:

Date([Fecha Inicio],'YYYYMMDD') as SumDATEPRUEBA2

sunny_talwar

Or this:

Num([Fecha Inicio]) as SumDATEPRUEBA2

or

Num#(Date([Fecha Inicio],'YYYYMMDD'), '##') as SumDATEPRUEBA2

pgalvezt
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Hi Sunny,

I put:

Num#(Date([Fecha Inicio],'YYYY-MM-DD'), '##') +1 as SumDATEPRUEBA2, But fiel is turn null

Changed YYYYMMDD for YYYY-MM-DD because the format is that.

sunny_talwar

How about this:

Num#(Date([Fecha Inicio] + 1,'YYYY-MM-DD'), '##') as SumDATEPRUEBA2

pgalvezt
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Is reading as text because the date is in the left. Everyting else is ok.

sunny_talwar

Can you try this:

Num#(Date([Fecha Inicio] + 1,'YYYYMMDD'), '##') as SumDATEPRUEBA2

sunny_talwar

Lets actually take a step back. What exactly do you want?

Input               Output?

14-12-2015     20151412 (Number Formated or Date Formatted)

pgalvezt
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Input               Output?

14-12-2015     15-12-2015

Fecha Inicio +1 

sunny_talwar

Try this:

Date(Date#([Fecha Inicio], 'DD-MM-YYYY') + 1,'DD-MM-YYYY') as SumDATEPRUEBA2

or if the date is read properly, then this:

Date([Fecha Inicio] + 1,'DD-MM-YYYY') as SumDATEPRUEBA2