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Hi,
I have a query called IntroWindow with a date for 'HireDateFrom':
I want to be able to reference that for a custom column in the CurrentHeadcount query. I thought it would be something like the example below but, it isn't. Help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
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the # sign is used in combination with double quotes. You don't need that in your case as IntroWindow has no characters that need protecting. Remove the #.
Absolutely correct - thank you 🙏
the # sign is used in combination with double quotes. You don't need that in your case as IntroWindow has no characters that need protecting. Remove the #.
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