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Learning Period =
IF (
Installations[Date Learning Period Started] <= TODAY ()
&& TODAY () <= Installations[Expected Learning Period End Date],
"In Learning Period",
IF (
TODAY () > Installations[Expected Learning Period End Date],
"Pilot in progress",
IF (
Installations[Date Learning Period Started] > TODAY (),
"Upcoming/Pilot Prep"
)
)
)
Learning Period =
IF (
Installations[Date Learning Period Started] <= TODAY ()
&& TODAY () <= Installations[Expected Learning Period End Date],
"In Learning Period",
IF (
TODAY () > Installations[Expected Learning Period End Date],
"Pilot in progress",
IF (
Installations[Date Learning Period Started] > TODAY (),
"Upcoming/Pilot Prep"
)
)
)
This seems to work! Didn't realize I needed that &&. Thanks so much!
Hi @DanielTraub
please use
Learning Period =
VAR TodayDate =
TODAY ()
RETURN
IF (
Installations[Date Learning Period Started] <= TodayDate
&& Installations[Expected Learning Period End Date] >= TodayDate,
"In Learning Period",
IF (
TodayDate > Installations[Expected Learning Period End Date],
"Pilot in progress",
IF (
Installations[Date Learning Period Started] > TodayDate,
"Upcoming/Pilot Prep"
)
)
)
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