AX 2012 Filter by Grid - Using dates

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I have filterd by grid enabled on all forms. Now I want to filter on Date-Time fields. How can I filter all records by getting following results:

* All records where modify date between yesterday and now

* All records where modify date within the current month / year

* All records where modify date is today - 5 days untill now

* All records where modify date is previous week

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Is this possible? Can I use e.g. "Today()-5 .. Today()" in a filter?

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Luk

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dolee 11,279 on at

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RE: AX 2012 Filter by Grid - Using dates

Hi Ragnar,

Like Martin said, you can extend SysQueryRangeUtil with your own method. And these methods can take parameters. However, I don't think you can specify a "tablerecord" as a parameter...more likely you'll be passing in the unique key field(s) to your method to find the records. Then build a query range from that.

Cheers.
Ragnar Páll 25 on at

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RE: AX 2012 Filter by Grid - Using dates

Hi,

Can methods in SysQueryRangeUtil take parameters, like tablerecord. I whould like to compare two fields in record.

Wbr,

Ragnar Páll
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Martin Dráb 230,445 Most Valuable Professional on at

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RE: AX 2012 Filter by Grid - Using dates

You can use methods from SysQueryRangeUtil class for such scenarios (and add new methods if something can't be done with the existing ones).

Example: (dayRange(-5, 0))

Don't forget the outer parentheses, they're important there.
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dolee 11,279 on at

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RE: AX 2012 Filter by Grid - Using dates

Hi Luk,

Please refer to this page:

technet.microsoft.com/.../aa569937.aspx

At the bottom of the table it mentions that "Type a SysQueryRangeUtil method with parameters that specify the value or range of values." with an example.

You can then refer to the SysQueryRangeUtil class in AX. The "greaterThanDate" and "dayRange" methods seems to fit your needs, but there are other methods there that may fit better.

Cheers.