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Sum of Last 90 Days

I need to calculate the sum of the last 90 days. I've tried this but does not work.

=Sum({<Date_Key = {'>=$(=Date_Key(Max(Date_Key)-90))'}>}InvoicedQuantity)

What am i doing wrong?

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Anonymous
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Hi

try this :

=Sum({<Date_Key= {">=$(=Date(Today()-90,'MM/DD/YYYY'))<=$(=Date(Today(),'MM/DD/YYYY'))"} InvoicedQuantity)

Higlhlighted : Please use appropriate date format .

Gysbert_Wassenaar

I assume Date_Key is a field. It's not a function in any case so Date_Key( ...something... ) won't do anything.

=Sum({<Date_Key = {">=$(=Date(Max(Date_Key)-90,'MM/DD/YYYY'))"}>}InvoicedQuantity)


Change MM/DD/YYYY to whatever the actual date format of your Date_Key field is. And if Date_Key does not contain date values then replace it with a field that does contain date values.


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I tried to modify it like this

=Sum({<DateName = {">=$(=Date(Max(DateName)-90,'YYYY/MM/DD'))"}>}InvoicedQuantity)

DateName is this format: 2016/01/01.

But still no luck

Gysbert_Wassenaar

Check that your dates are actually dates and not just text values that look like dates. What does =Num(DateName) return in a text box?


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It give me nothing.

just a "-"

tyagishaila
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What is showing in text object after selecting any one date from DateNum field.

Gysbert_Wassenaar

Then your DateName values are text, not dates. Use a real date field or use the Date# function in the script to make real dates from the text values.


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