Hi!
I’am facing an issue a formula where I want to calculate the past, current day, tomorrow and days after tomorrow.
The logic of the formula seems to have an issue with different condition data types. For example:
If I use this formula I’m getting “'#NUM!” error for past days.
T(
ifs(
{Datum} < today(), "done",
{Datum} = today(), "today",
dateDif(today(), {Datum}, 'D') = 1, "tomorrow",
{Datum} > today(), "In " & dateDif(now(), {Datum}, 'D') & " days",
"a" = "a", "error"
)
)
If I remove the line dateDif(today(), {Datum}, 'D') = 1, "tomorrow",, the past days are calculated correctly.
Like I said it seems the ifs( formula can only validate the values if they have the same result data type.
I also had something in my mind that the ifs(-formula is validating every condition in first place and after that is done it is deciding which one is the correct answer! Like…
T(
if(
dateDif({Datum}, today(), 'D') = 1, 'tomorrow',
ifs(
{Datum} < today(), "done",
{Datum} = today(), "today",
{Datum} > today(), "In " & dateDif(now(), {Datum}, 'D') & " days",
"a" = "a", "error"
)
)
)
And I also switched the first condition to dateDif(today(), {Datum}, 'D') = 1, 'tomorrow', and had the side effect that the decision for past days switched from “#NUM!” to valid but the days after tomorrow switched to “#NUM!”.
First try:
dateDif({Datum}, today(), 'D') = 1, 'tomorrow',
Second try:
dateDif(today(), {Datum}, 'D') = 1, 'tomorrow',
