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I have 2 columns
one vRTT[DateInPublishing
vRTT[DateOutOfPublishing]
If vRTT[DateOutOfPublishing] ISBLANK I would like DateDiff to calculate based on TODAY() otherwise it would calculate the datediff between the In and Out fields.
I thought something like the following woud work...
WIPLayout = DATEDIFF(vRTT[DateInPublishing],
(IF(ISBLANK(vRTT[DateOutOfPublishing]), TODAY(), vRTT[DateOutOfPublishing])),
vRTT[DateOutOfPublishing],DAY)
Solved! Go to Solution.
Okay I think we got this - test it to make sure ![]()
WIPLayout =
IF (
ISBLANK ( vRTT[DateOutOfPublishing] ),
SWITCH (
TRUE (),
TODAY () > vRTT[DateInPublishing], DATEDIFF ( vRTT[DateInPublishing], TODAY (), DAY ),
TODAY () < vRTT[DateInPublishing], DATEDIFF ( TODAY (), vRTT[DateInPublishing], DAY ) * -1,
0
),
SWITCH (
TRUE (),
vRTT[DateOutOfPublishing] > vRTT[DateInPublishing], DATEDIFF ( vRTT[DateInPublishing], vRTT[DateOutOfPublishing], DAY ),
vRTT[DateOutOfPublishing] < vRTT[DateInPublishing], DATEDIFF ( vRTT[DateOutOfPublishing], vRTT[DateInPublishing], DAY ) * -1,
0
)
)
EDIT:
So if the "OutOf" or "published" date is blank
The first SWITCH checks whether the "In" or "submitted" date is so to speak in the future i.e. > today
this is what throws off the error (those results will be negative * -1)
The second SWITCH checks whether it could have been "published" before it was ever "submitted"
again those results will be negative
Hope this makes sense!
WIPLayout =
IF (
ISBLANK ( vRTT[DateOutOfPublishing] ),
DATEDIFF ( vRTT[DateInPublishing], TODAY (), DAY ),
DATEDIFF ( vRTT[DateInPublishing], vRTT[DateOutOfPublishing], DAY )
)
Supplental question:
WIPapproval = DATEDIFF(vRTT[DateOutOfPublishing], (IF(ISBLANK(vRTT[PublishedDate]), TODAY(), vRTT[PublishedDate])), DAY)
returns an error:
In DATEDIFF function, the start date cannot be greater than the end date
How would I put an IF statement in front to capture the situations where the DATEDIFF throws the error?
Okay I think we got this - test it to make sure ![]()
WIPLayout =
IF (
ISBLANK ( vRTT[DateOutOfPublishing] ),
SWITCH (
TRUE (),
TODAY () > vRTT[DateInPublishing], DATEDIFF ( vRTT[DateInPublishing], TODAY (), DAY ),
TODAY () < vRTT[DateInPublishing], DATEDIFF ( TODAY (), vRTT[DateInPublishing], DAY ) * -1,
0
),
SWITCH (
TRUE (),
vRTT[DateOutOfPublishing] > vRTT[DateInPublishing], DATEDIFF ( vRTT[DateInPublishing], vRTT[DateOutOfPublishing], DAY ),
vRTT[DateOutOfPublishing] < vRTT[DateInPublishing], DATEDIFF ( vRTT[DateOutOfPublishing], vRTT[DateInPublishing], DAY ) * -1,
0
)
)
EDIT:
So if the "OutOf" or "published" date is blank
The first SWITCH checks whether the "In" or "submitted" date is so to speak in the future i.e. > today
this is what throws off the error (those results will be negative * -1)
The second SWITCH checks whether it could have been "published" before it was ever "submitted"
again those results will be negative
Hope this makes sense!
Thank you very much!
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