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Revision as of 10:37, 25 April 2019
Checks if one date is before another date.
Contents
Example One
Two fixed values are compared.
The date value of one databox CompanyData.Expressions.Date is written into Examples.Date and the expression BeforeDate Fixed date checks if CompanyData.Expressions.Date (15/10/2016) is before the value in the Examples.Date.BeforeDate Fixed (14/10/2016) expression
If true it'll display a message with True, if false then one with False.
Setup
Demonstration
Example Two
Check if a fixed value is before a user entered value
The same as the above example but in this example, it checks if CompanyData.Expressions.Date is before a user entered date. The user enters a date into Script.Date01. CompanyData.Expressions.Date then writes 15/10/2016 into Examples.Date and is evaluated against the expression Before Date01
Setup
Demonstration
Fixed date 15-10-2016 is before user entered date 17-10-2019 the result returns True
Example Three
Check if a user entered value A is before another user entered value B. As the examples above but this will compare two date values that are both user entered.
User enters dates into Script.Date01 and Script.Date02. An expression Before Date01 then runs against the value entered in Script.Date02 and it returns true or false.