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Hi all,
I am trying to add conditional column between 2 dates but could not figuure it out.
If the current date is 8/24/2023, I expect it to write "Yes" to all data before 8/10/2023 with "No" from 8/10/2023 to 9/15/2023
When my date is 9/15/2023 in the future, it will write "No" on 9/15/2023 and "Yes" on all dates before it (until the next date 10/11/2023)
Is there any way to make it?
I have tried that one but did not work and It typed "No" starting from 7/12/2023. (Also I have changed the order but nothing changed)
Thank you everyone for your helps.
@TolgaOzpirildak could you please make it easy and layout how your data will (is) look like? Why would I assume something that will not work?
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@TolgaOzpirildak either I'm having some issue understanding it or you are making it super complicated. You are using the cut-off date in your example? Which column you are referring to? In your sample data, it doesn't exist. Can you be more precise and clear, or maybe I'm unable to understand?
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Every day new entries adding to my data entry column from SQL database. I got these cut off dates from finance and want to use them on my formula.I mean I will add 1 more column there and if my data entry column dates are being among this cutoff dates It will be No other entries will be Yes because of their dates. My cut off date is not on sample data because I want to use them on my formulas or Maybe I can add them as query.
Thanks
@TolgaOzpirildak your reply is super confusing, can you put sample data with the logic?
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Of course. Here is my data:
I want to see this results:
I hope it was clear enough. Thank you again.
@TolgaOzpirildak add a new column in PQ:
if [WorkDate] < Date.From(DateTime.LocalNow()), "Yes", "No" )
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Parry2k thanks for your reply.
But I want to be based on cutoff dates Please forget about workdate. And if the current date is between the cutoff dates, I want the data in that range to be "No" and the data corresponding to the whole date before to be "Yes". In the future, my current date will fall into another range and "No" will be "Yes" because it is old date. and it will continue like this live.
Thus, as the date progresses, Yes and numbers will change according to the cut off date range entered. Previous date ranges will always be "Yes" and the entered range will always be "No"
Again thank you for your efforts.
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