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Automate Weekly Data

‎03-08-2021 11:30 PM
 
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amitchandak
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‎03-08-2021 11:51 PM

@Anonymous , You want to calculate Source or show or both, You want to see this year's data with the complete month as a month and the rest as a week?

 

 

In case you have date you can get like

 

Source = if([Date] <=eomonth(today(),-1), "Month", "Week")

Show = if([Date] >=date(year(today()),1,1) && [Date] <= today(), "Yes", "No")

 

Or create a date with month year to use above



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amitchandak
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‎03-08-2021 11:51 PM

@Anonymous , You want to calculate Source or show or both, You want to see this year's data with the complete month as a month and the rest as a week?

 

 

In case you have date you can get like

 

Source = if([Date] <=eomonth(today(),-1), "Month", "Week")

Show = if([Date] >=date(year(today()),1,1) && [Date] <= today(), "Yes", "No")

 

Or create a date with month year to use above



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