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NSC | Formula that Compares Expected Close Date & Actual Close Date in an Opportunity Search
Scenario
User is creating an Opportunity Saved Search and needs a formula that shows count of days between Expected Close Date and Actual Close Date fields. The formula should show:
- the days Past Expected Close Date
- the days Before Expected Close Date
- if the Actual and Expected Close Dates match
Solution
In the Results tab of the Saved Search, use Formula (Numeric) fields with the below formula:
- Days past expected: CASE WHEN {expectedclosedate} < {closedate} THEN {closedate} - {expectedclosedate} END
- Days before expected: CASE WHEN {expectedclosedate} > {closedate} THEN ABS({closedate} - {expectedclosedate}) END
- Dates match: CASE WHEN {expectedclosedate} = {closedate} THEN 0 END
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