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date range + # of days

Hi,

I'm certain I've come across this before but am unable to find it again. I have a count using set analysis in a date range, but I'm wanting to increase the date variables by a defined number of days. For the sake of this example I'll say by 30 days. Here's the statement I currently have:

=COUNT(
        {$
             <
COUNT_DATE={">=$(vStartDate)<=$(vEndDate)"},REAL_PLAY_COUNT={1}>
        }
distinct PARTY_ID
)


Thanks in advance


Grant

1 Solution

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maxgro
MVP
MVP

=count({<COUNT_DATE={">=$(vStartDate)<=$(=Date(30+(vEndDate)))"},REAL_PLAY_COUNT={1}>}  distinct PARTY_ID) 

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settu_periasamy
Master III
Master III

Hi,

This One?

COUNT(
        {$
             <
COUNT_DATE={">=$(vStartDate)<=$(=vEndDate+30)"},REAL_PLAY_COUNT={1}>
        }
distinct PARTY_ID
)

maxgro
MVP
MVP

=count({<COUNT_DATE={">=$(vStartDate)<=$(=Date(30+(vEndDate)))"},REAL_PLAY_COUNT={1}>}  distinct PARTY_ID) 

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Author

sorry for the delay in responding guys, thanks for the quick answers. I lost access to the data for a few days. I'm checking those now.

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Author

Thanks guys! I used Maxgro's solution but they both worked