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VanessaAlexande
Qrew Member
You're awesome. Thank you so much!
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Vanessa Alexander
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Vanessa Alexander
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VanessaAlexande
2 years agoQrew Member
Hi Mark,
I had to change the due date to include the time it's due. So, I'm using the Type as Due Date / Time, but now the formula is not working.
This is the error I'm not receiving:
Formula error -- Bad or missing arguments in function call
You may need to do one of the following to fix the problem:
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Vanessa Alexander
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I had to change the due date to include the time it's due. So, I'm using the Type as Due Date / Time, but now the formula is not working.
This is the error I'm not receiving:
Formula error -- Bad or missing arguments in function call
The types of the arguments or the number of arguments supplied do not meet the requirements of the function WeekdayAdd. The function WeekdayAdd can be used with the following arguments:
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You may need to do one of the following to fix the problem:
- Choose the right number and type of arguments.
- Use a type conversion function to convert the arguments you are using to the correct type.
- Choose a different function.
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Vanessa Alexander
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- MarkShnier__You2 years agoQrew LegendAssuming that you only care about the Date five days in advance and not the actual date and time then this would be the formula
WeekdayAdd(ToDate([Due Date]),-5)
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Mark Shnier (Your Quickbase Coach)
mark.shnier@gmail.com
------------------------------- VanessaAlexande2 years agoQrew MemberYes, this is perfect. Thank you and have a bless day
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Vanessa Alexander
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