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How to detect job change in Fast Formula?
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How to detect job change in Fast Formula?
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We have the fast formula below. How can we change it in order to return 'Y' only when the job was assigned at current date?
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DEFAULT for PER_ASG_JOB_NAME IS 'ND'
DEFAULT for PER_ASG_ORG_LEGAL_EMPLOYER_NAME is 'ND'
ELIGIBLE = 'N'
IF (PER_ASG_JOB_NAME = 'Associate - Manager' AND PER_ASG_ORG_LEGAL_EMPLOYER_NAME= '****')Then
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