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Filter data management export on date range

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Posted on by Hossam Z. EL Hassan 12

Hi,

I would like to like to create three data management export jobs with date criteria to include all records with accounting date less 15 days with relative days of -7 days from current date.

My current scenario is export a large number of records into three files as below.

records with accounting date 15 days less than today. This one is DayRange(-15,0). example : 11-JUL to 25-Jul


records with accounting date 15 days less than 15 days than today. I need help with this. example. 27-Jun to 10-Jul

records with accounting date 15 days less than 30 days than today. I need help with this. example. 13-Jun to 26 Jun

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  • Suggested answer
    Gaurangkumar Jani Profile Picture
    Gaurangkumar Jani 4,534 User Group Leader on at

    Hi Hossam,

    Try the following filters:

    1. for records with accounting date 15 days less than 15 days than today. I need help with this. example. 27-Jun to 10-Jul
      • DayRange(-30,-15)
    2. records with accounting date 15 days less than 30 days than today. I need help with this. example. 13-Jun to 26 Jun
      • DayRange(-45,-15)

    Let us know if this helps you.

    Thanks,

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    Ludwig Reinhard Profile Picture
    Ludwig Reinhard Microsoft Employee on at

    Hi Hossam,

    For case no 2 and 3 just add 15 / 30 days on top of your Day Range Filter that you use for your first case.

    Just increase the first and second number and things should work.

    On this site you can find additional examples how you can filter data

    docs.microsoft.com/.../advanced-filtering-query-options

    Best regards,

    Ludwig

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    huijij Profile Picture
    huijij 19,811 on at

    Hi Hossam,

    As Mentioned,The DayRange() is to find a range of dates relative to the session date. Positive values indicate future dates, and negative values indicate past dates.

    regards

  • Hossam Z. EL Hassan Profile Picture
    Hossam Z. EL Hassan 12 on at

    Thanks it works.

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