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Fast Formula to Evaluate If Within Date Range

edited May 18, 2021 10:04PM in Workforce Management 4 comments

Summary

Howdy, I'm trying to write a fast formula that will evaluate whether the current date is within a certain date range.

Content

I would like to set the year dynamically so that the formula doesn't have to be updated every year. However I continue to get "Formula [formula name], line 1, a local variable was used before being initialized.

See code snippet.

What am I missing?

If I hard code L_HOLIDAY_DATE then I can get past it that particular error, but hard coding it defeats the purpose of the FF.

With the first line hard coded, I also get the same error for line 7 in the IF statement.

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