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NAV Query on Date
njward
Member Posts: 38
Hello,
I have created a query on sales lines and want to filter it by shipment date. I want to see all lines that are due to be shipped in the next x days. I tried to set a filter of TODAY+30 but it did not work. When I just used TODAY it added the current date but it looks to me that it will not update if I run the query tomorrow.
Can anybody offer advise on how I should approach this?
Thanks
Nick
I have created a query on sales lines and want to filter it by shipment date. I want to see all lines that are due to be shipped in the next x days. I tried to set a filter of TODAY+30 but it did not work. When I just used TODAY it added the current date but it looks to me that it will not update if I run the query tomorrow.
Can anybody offer advise on how I should approach this?
Thanks
Nick
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I think with CALCDATE function it should work.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd301368.aspx
I never tried it but I would be surprised if it does not work.
I hope this helps.
Thanks
SalesLine.SETFILTER("Shipment Date",'%1..%2',TODAY,CALCDATE('<+30D>',TODAY));
Marcell