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Hi, which is the difference for the 3 expressions bellow?
date={'>=$(=addmonths(today(),-6))'}
date={'>=$(addmonths(today(),-6))'}
date={'>=addmonths(today(),-6)'}
Thanks in advance, Eduardo.
I think the biggest difference I see is that the first one has the correct syntax and the other two are incorrect and most likely won't work
Thanks Sunny, but actually they do!
The second one gives me an incorrect value, but still brings me a value and the third one returns me all 0s.
I would have not expected the second one to give you a value as well. Not sure what value it is giving. Do you have a sample you can share?
this is what I think
date={'>=$(=addmonths(today(),-6))'} gives you the date that is calculated using addmonths(today(),-6))
date={'>=$(addmonths(today(),-6))'} gives you the value of variable addmonths(today(),-6))