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PrashantMaheshw
4 years agoQrew Captain
You could try Month() function to find the month number of joining date, then if month is 12(Dec),1(Jan),2(Feb) define variable for start date accordingly.
var number doj = month([Join Date]);
IF($doj = 12 or $doj = 1 or $doj=2 , [due]=X,
if(
and so on
Making sense?
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Prashant Maheshwari
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var number doj = month([Join Date]);
IF($doj = 12 or $doj = 1 or $doj=2 , [due]=X,
if(
and so on
Making sense?
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Prashant Maheshwari
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XeniaWatterson
4 years agoQrew Trainee
Thank you for the response. I'm comfortable finding the specific month it is created, I don't know how to say, if it is this month then the due date is 09-01 for whatever year. I've only ever done it as add however many days to the start date to figure out what the due date will be.
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Xenia Watterson
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Xenia Watterson
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- PrashantMaheshw4 years agoQrew CaptainAfter you find your DOJ logic with month , you can decide year with Year() logic ,
For September, October, November, December)
if month(doj)>8 then year(DOJ)+1 --> Next Year
if month(doj)<=8 then year(DOJ)
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Prashant Maheshwari
------------------------------- XeniaWatterson4 years agoQrew TraineeOkay, that helps a lot I just wasn't thinking that. Thank you so much!
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Xenia Watterson
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