How to show field grid value based on fromdate / todate date controls on a form

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Hello,

I have 2 fields on a custom form, fromdate and toDate. and in my grid i have multiple fields. one of them is invoiceDate. i want the value of the FromDate and toDate to show values of range selected in invoiceDate field, and to show all records that are between those date ranges. if anyone can give me the steps/ codes needed. thank you

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Adis 6,069 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at

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Hi,

You can check this standard form "Ledger settlements" which works in a similar way. Maybe it can give you a clue how to implement it for your custom form.

It works in such a way that when you enter the from\to date in the filter area, the dates are reflected on the column "Date". However, in this form, it is not possible to change the column dates, so that the form is being filtered correctly, nor are the dates from the columns reflected in the filters.

Kind regards, Adis

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ISDev 275 on at

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Hi @Adis,

yes thats exactly my requirement, but i need a code or documentation for this

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Martin Dráb 237,965 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Do you mean that you aren't familiar with F&O development at all, or do you have a particular problem with this requirement and you just forgot to explain the problem?

For example, maybe you know how to add a range for a single value but not how to use a range of two fields.

I understand the requirement "to show all records that are between those date ranges" but "i want the value of the FromDate and toDate to show values of range selected in invoiceDate field" doesn't make sense to me.

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