I tried this script for current to 30 days or 60 days ahead either, but it
is not working. Can you check this correct or wrong script?

Set Field [ExpiredDate;GetAsText(Get(CurrentDate)) & "..." &
GetAsText(Get(CurrentDate)+30)]

Daniel R. Sloan

Make sure the field where your find is taking place is of type 'Date'.

Then (in Find Mode) do this script step:

Insert Calculated Result [Select; TheDatabaseName::TheFieldName; Get
( CurrentDate ) & "..." & Get ( CurrentDate ) + 30]

On Jun 26, 3:50 am, hbrendel <h... (AT) data33 (DOT) nl> wrote:
hbrendel I think your answer is flawed.

Daniel, I think your calculation is correct, it shows up correctly in
my Data Viewer. Make sure you are in find mode and make sure as
hbrendel said that the field is a date field.

To test it youself, put a pause step after your set field so that you
can examine the content of your field "ExpiredDate" while still in
Find mode.

Finally, I can see, but I hate with or without "pause" I have click "find"
then show view list. How can I can without click find button?


Enter Find Mode[]
Set Field [ExpiredDate;GetAsText(Get(CurrentDate)) & "..." &
GetAsText(Get(CurrentDate)+30)]
Go to Layout ["Database - view as list(data)]


What's next script? without click pause or find button.

PS, I am 2nd language, because I am hearing loss person.

Daniel R. Sloan

Perform Find[]

Daniel R. Sloan wrote:

Finally, it is beatiful perfect script. Many thanks for help!

Thank you,
Daniel R. Sloan