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calculation of date
kgsinha
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2008-01-25
edited 2008-01-25
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i want to calculate dat using dateformula and workdate.
i have written
Date:= Calcdate(1m,Workdate);
It adds 1 m in workdate, while i want to subtract 1m from current date.
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Belias
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2008-01-25
Maybe
CALCDATE('-1M',WORKDATE);
??
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kgsinha
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2008-01-25
no this does not work
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Belias
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2008-01-25
don't forgot the ''
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kgsinha
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2008-01-25
it gives error msg
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Belias
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2008-01-25
Post it, plz...it works on my client :shock:
ah..'M' uppercase
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ufuk
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2008-01-25
Try:
CALCDATE('<-1M>',WORKDATE);
Ufuk Asci
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NaviDev
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2008-01-25
- Open Navision.
- Click Help > C/Side Reference Guide.
- In the Index Tab. Enter the work CALCDATE.
Navision noob....
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Belias
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Yes ufuk!i had completely forgot that
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CALCDATE('-1M',WORKDATE);
??
"Never memorize what you can easily find in a book".....Or Mibuso
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"Never memorize what you can easily find in a book".....Or Mibuso
My Blog
ah..'M' uppercase
"Never memorize what you can easily find in a book".....Or Mibuso
My Blog
CALCDATE('<-1M>',WORKDATE);
Pargesoft
- Click Help > C/Side Reference Guide.
- In the Index Tab. Enter the work CALCDATE.
"Never memorize what you can easily find in a book".....Or Mibuso
My Blog