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Kelvin Beaton
I'm working on a tasks due list and need an entry to show up if task has not
yet happened in current (or past period) 30 day period.
I have clients that have an effective date (start date).
The case manager needs to submit a report for each 30 day period from the
effective date.
I believe this statement will tell me if it happened in the first 30 days
and calculates 30 days from when the task last took place. But I think the
logic of calculating it off when it was last done will run into trouble if
the do it late then the follwoing ones will be late. I believe I need to
measure off the start date to be consistant with the 30 day increments...
PeriodicReviewReportDue:
IIf(DateDiff("d",Now(),[MaxOfDateFF]>=30),DateAdd("d",30,[MaxOfDateFF]),DateAdd("d",30,[CaseNotification-EffectiveDateC]))
Can someone help me out or point me in the right direction?
Thanks in advance!!!
Kelvin
yet happened in current (or past period) 30 day period.
I have clients that have an effective date (start date).
The case manager needs to submit a report for each 30 day period from the
effective date.
I believe this statement will tell me if it happened in the first 30 days
and calculates 30 days from when the task last took place. But I think the
logic of calculating it off when it was last done will run into trouble if
the do it late then the follwoing ones will be late. I believe I need to
measure off the start date to be consistant with the 30 day increments...
PeriodicReviewReportDue:
IIf(DateDiff("d",Now(),[MaxOfDateFF]>=30),DateAdd("d",30,[MaxOfDateFF]),DateAdd("d",30,[CaseNotification-EffectiveDateC]))
Can someone help me out or point me in the right direction?
Thanks in advance!!!
Kelvin