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I have a interval calculation in my expression:
=Interval(Date([SAMPLE.Verified Date],'DD-MM-YYYY')-Date([SAMPLE.Due Date],'DD-MM-YYYY'), 'D')
This gives sometimes negative results. And i want to hide everything under the vallue 1 from the table.
How to do this?
Hi
This should do it:
=Interval(If([SAMPLE.Verified Date] > [SAMPLE.Due Date], [SAMPLE.Verified Date] - [SAMPLE.Due Date]), 'D'))
Hope that helps
Jonathan
Hi
This should do it:
=Interval(If([SAMPLE.Verified Date] > [SAMPLE.Due Date], [SAMPLE.Verified Date] - [SAMPLE.Due Date]), 'D'))
Hope that helps
Jonathan
Thanks a lot! This seem to work.
But i forget to mentiod i have 2 expressions and i want also to hide the values from the first expression when the results from the second expression are <1.
Hi,
Try if((Interval(If([SAMPLE.Verified Date] > [SAMPLE.Due Date], [SAMPLE.Verified Date] - [SAMPLE.Due Date]), 'D')),Expression_1)
Rebeca