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Anonymous
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Expression.Error: We cannot apply operator < to types Function and DateTime.

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I've tried using date.from to keep all the dates fields set to date/time format but still get the same error and can't understand what the error is trying to tell me, please help 🙏

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Here are the fields referenced:

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Anonymous
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Just finally realised I was missing the open and close brackets at the end of the function which is why is wasn't converting to date and returning #ERROR

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dbdev
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Thanks for mentioning the solution. It solved my problem too 🙂

Anonymous
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Just finally realised I was missing the open and close brackets at the end of the function which is why is wasn't converting to date and returning #ERROR

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