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Relative Date in GI filter

  • 23 November 2022
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Jeff96
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I’m trying to filter results on a GI to @today but it returns 0 results. 

 

I attached the GI.

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Best answer by Doug Johnson 23 November 2022, 21:15

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manikantad18
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Hi @Jeff96 

I am able to filter records with today.

Could you please help me to understand with some more inputs 

Thanks

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Jeff96
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Hi @Jeff96 

I am able to filter records with today.

Could you please help me to understand with some more inputs 

Thanks

 

I meant through the filter settings. I want to create and save a filter view with the @today function.

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manikantad18
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Hi @Jeff96 

Thanks for the clarification 

 

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Robert Sternberg
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There are several ways to accomplish this.  Here are a couple of methods.  Let us know what you need more help with. 

 

Quick Filter ‘Equals’ @Today

 

Quick Filter ‘Today’

 

Advanced Filter ‘Equals’ @Today 

 

Generic Inquiry Condition ‘Equals’ @Today

 

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Hi @Jeff96 

Thanks for the clarification 

 

Did you change anything? Because for me it doesn’t show any results. 

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manikantad18
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Hi @Jeff96 Please enable below highlighted condition in the shared GI

 

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Jeff96
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Hi @Jeff96 Please enable below highlighted condition in the shared GI

 

It’s already enabled. 

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manikantad18
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Hi @Jeff96 

Please try this 

If still not able to see then follow the steps

  1. Click on the filter the button as shown as step-in in the below image
  2. Click on New and
  3. add the conditions as step 2
  4. Click on save
  5. Click on apply

     

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Hi @Jeff96 

Please try this 

If still not able to see then follow the steps

  1. Click on the filter the button as shown as step-in in the below image
  2. Click on New and
  3. add the conditions as step 2
  4. Click on save
  5. Click on apply

     

I’m trying to filter the Confirmed Date column; it doesn’t work for that one.

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Doug Johnson
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Hi Folks. The Confirmed Date column keeps time information, the ShipDate does not. So perhaps date rounding is causing the issue.

Ship date stores date info, confirmed date stores date/time in UTC

For a quick fix, I did this with my filter … 

… but I should probably figure a way to remove the time from my ConfirmedDate Time field.

You can use the DAC Schema Browser if you want to know which date fields store time:

  • If the Type = datetime, then time and date are stored
  • If the Type = datetime2, then only the date is stored.

 

Jeff96
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Hi Folks. The Confirmed Date column keeps time information, the ShipDate does not. So perhaps time zones are causing the issue.

Ship date stores date info, confirmed date stores date/time in UTC

For a quick fix, I did this with my filter … 

 

 

Thank you!

Jeff G.

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