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Anonymous
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production date between dates

Hello. I have production dates (day and time stamp) and if the production date is between 16:00:00 and 15:59:59 from the following day, I want the day before:

 

Production date:

10/02/2021 18:30:00 - 10/02/2021

10/02/2021 23:59:59 - 10/02/2021

11/02/2021 14:30:00 - 10/02/2021

11/02/2021 15:59:59 - 10/02/2021

 

So, my day instead of starting at 00:00:00 will start at 16:00:00 to 15:59:59 the following day. How can I do it?

 

Thanks!

 

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Resolver III
Resolver III

maybe i am misunderstanding but isnt it just

 

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Resolver III
Resolver III

maybe i am misunderstanding but isnt it just

 

rfigtree_2-1613276363104.png

 

 

 

Anonymous
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I tried this formula: 

 

=if(time(hour(23);minute(59);second(59))<=time(Hour([productiondate]);MINUTE([productiondate]);second([productiondate]))>=time(hour(16);minute(00);second(00));[productiondate];([productiondate])-time(24;0;0))

 

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