Hello!
I have created a custom request form and I need to track the age of the request to determine how long the request has been open. I want the start of my clock to be from a date entered in a specific field on the form to the current date or today's date. This calcuation will continue to change so was trying to use a wildcard but can't seem to find the right calculation formula. Does anyone have a calculation they have written or guidance on how to create this calcuation so I can calculate the age of my request from a specific date field to the current date? Thank you for any help or guidance!
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I personally would not put a field like this on a custom form due to the fact that the form and fields will have to be recalculated every day in order for the age to be accurate.
What I do recommend is creating a report and adding a calculated column that contains this calculation. Since report calculated columns are generated in real time, the age will always be accurate. The only downside I can really think of is that you will not be able to sort on this calculated column.
The calculation would look a little something like this:
valueexpression=WEEKDAYDIFF({DE:Your Date Field}, $$TODAY) This will give you the count of weekdays between the two dates
or
valueexpression=DATEDIFF({DE:Your Date Field}, $$TODAY) This will give you the count of total days (including weekends) between the two dates.
Here's some documentation to help:
Calculated custom fields vs. calculated columns | Adobe Workfront
View: Calculate Time and Date Differences | Adobe Workfront
I personally would not put a field like this on a custom form due to the fact that the form and fields will have to be recalculated every day in order for the age to be accurate.
What I do recommend is creating a report and adding a calculated column that contains this calculation. Since report calculated columns are generated in real time, the age will always be accurate. The only downside I can really think of is that you will not be able to sort on this calculated column.
The calculation would look a little something like this:
valueexpression=WEEKDAYDIFF({DE:Your Date Field}, $$TODAY) This will give you the count of weekdays between the two dates
or
valueexpression=DATEDIFF({DE:Your Date Field}, $$TODAY) This will give you the count of total days (including weekends) between the two dates.
Here's some documentation to help:
Calculated custom fields vs. calculated columns | Adobe Workfront
View: Calculate Time and Date Differences | Adobe Workfront
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