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Anonymous
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Date Comparison

Hello,

 

I am wondering if someone can assist me with how to write the following statement that will be added to a Date Slicer.

 

IF Date_Closed Is >= Expected Dated_Closed, use Expected Date_Closed

Else use Date_Closed

where Status = Won

 

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Anonymous
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I was able to resolved as such:

kworkwiz_0-1657059182740.png

 

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Anonymous
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I was able to resolved as such:

kworkwiz_0-1657059182740.png

 

amitchandak
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@Anonymous , a new column

 

if([Status] = "Won", if([Date_Closed] > [Expected Dated_Closed] ,[Expected Dated_Closed] ,[Date_Closed]), blank())

Anonymous
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Thank you for replying.  It is still a bit off.  Let me rephrase original:

 

IF Date_Closed Is >= Expected Dated_Closed, use Expected Date_Closed

Else use (Date_Closed where Status = Won)

 

Getting an error like this: 

Compare_Dates = if([Status] = "Won" && if ([Date_closed] <> blank, if([Date_Closed] >= [Expected_Close_Date][Expected_Close_Date] ,[Date_Closed]), blank()))
 
of The syntax ',' is incorrect.

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