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Hello,
The following is what we're using to create our date fields. How would I manipulate this to be the month start date?
Month(MakeDate(left(right('$(vVulnerabilityFile)',11),4),left(right('$(vVulnerabilityFile)',6),2))) AS MNTH,
Thanks!
 sunny_talwar
		
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		May be this
Date(MakeDate(left(right('$(vVulnerabilityFile)',11),4),left(right('$(vVulnerabilityFile)',6),2))) as MonthStart
What does this vVulnerabilityFile? And if Date would you create few dates so then we came to know. Seems complex we can achieve by default functions may be
 
					
				
		
 vishsaggi
		
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		What is the value you hold in vVunerabilityFile variable like i mean what is the date format that this variable holds.
You can use MonthStart(vVunerabilityFile) may be?
 
					
				
		
this worked, thank you. I'm trying to limit a pie chart to only display one month worth of data. this is what i'm using as my expression but it's saying no data to display:
Sum({<MonthStart={$(=Max(Month))}>}CRITICAL)
Sum({<MonthStart={$(=Max(Month))}>}HIGH)
any ideas?
 sunny_talwar
		
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		Add double or single quotes around...
Sum({<MonthStart={"$(=Max(Month))"}>}CRITICAL)
Sum({<MonthStart={"$(=Max(Month))"}>}HIGH)
 
					
				
		
didn't work 
 sunny_talwar
		
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		My bad, you need to do Max(MonthStart)
Sum({<MonthStart={"$(=Max(MonthStart))"}>}CRITICAL)
Sum({<MonthStart={"$(=Max(MonthStart))"}>}HIGH)
 
					
				
		
 vishsaggi
		
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		Sunny, i believe Ann is comparing Date with Month here right? I mean
MonthStart = Max(Month) ?
 
					
				
		
It's still not working
