Hello @klingbeil
I’m sorry, but with every new entry, you change the request.
If you have a date and want to sum some days to it, you must use the DATETIMESUM operation.
If you have two dates and want to get the number of days between, you must use the DATEDIFF operation.
Ex. To get the date 145 days after today as a text with date format, the equation would be:
GETDATETIMESTRING(DATETIMESUM(TODAY(), 'dd/mm/yyyy', 145, 'd'),'dd/mm/yyyy');
Best regards.
I guess we don’t get along because of my bad English. Please don’t make me feel bad about this..
I’m already doing these. But I guess I can’t explain my problem well..
Let me try to explain as briefly as possible. “Today’s date corresponds to which day of the year” I can’t do that.
23/05/2025 145. Day
24/05/2025 146. Day
We have today’s date, but how do we calculate which day it falls on?
Thanks.
Hello @klingbeil
In this case, you must rest the first day of the year from now:
DATEDIFF(NOW(), '01/01/'+YEAR(), 'dd/mm/yyyy', 'd')['days']+1
Best regards.