You might try an if/then
if datediff ("m", {?Start Date},{?End Date}) <= 2
then datediff("m", {?Start Date},{?End Date})
depending on what you what to happen with the ones over 2 you can put that in the else.
That was my first inclination.
However, what would you group by?
If I group by opened day I miss the items that were opened the previous/next day.
Can you group by a variable? How do I set it up?
Can you group by a calendar month?
again. I've never used variables.
thanks much
Thanks Yes. I am trying to create a work in progress.
I was hoping that I wouldn't have to create 30 counts( one count for every day of the month).
Ex: The output should be
1/10/06 # inprogress = 1
1/11/06 # inprogress = 1
1/12/06 # in progress = 1
1/13/06 # in progress = 1
1/14/06 # in...
Hello! I am a fairly new Crystal user.
I am trying to roll up data and see items in progress for a particular date range. Q: How many items are in progress on 1/10, 1/12, 1/14, total for the month etc. If they are opened and not closed, they are in progress.
Data:
Item # Opened Date...
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