I'm trying to implement SingleDatePicker with days from the previous month falling in the first/last week of the month shown to be shown in a disabled state.
For example, if my current month in view starts on a Thursday, I want to show 3 days from previous month on the same month view, but disabled.
Is there any way I can do this?
Related
I am currently using a budget sheet that automatically updates date cells to the next "payment" date for a bill. As an example:
=VALUE("2019-03-08")+14*FLOOR((NOW()-VALUE("2019-03-08"))/14)
The cell starts with a date and it then updates every 14 days to the new date. This shows me a cell that has the date of the biweekly payment that is due. In the above example, the cell shows the value of "2019-03-08" until 2 weeks have passed. Once 14 days have passed, the cell will automatically upload to "2019-03-22". This automation will continue forever in 14-day increments. The date displayed in the cell will always update automatically to the next 14-day date. This helps me display the exact due date of a biweekly payment without updating the cell.
I want to do the same thing for a monthly payment, but using a day count of 30 is not very accurate. Is there a way to modify this method to let me update the date automatically to the 24th of the month, every month, on that day. So I start with 2/24/2019 and when 3/24/2019 hits, the cell updates to that date, and so on. The reason this is not accurate is that the months are not all 30 day periods. February is 28 days and some are 31 days. I want the cell to increment in 1 month periods in the same way that the above formula updates in 14-day increments. As an example: The date will display "2/24/2019" until the same day on the next month occurs, then the cell will update to "3/24/2019". This process will continue forever with 4/24/2019, 5/24/2019, etc. It will continue with the year as well, so 12/24/2019 will change automatically to 01/24/2020.
UPDATE: Updated the description with examples of how the behavior works and what I am looking for...
It's much simpler than this. Use the EDATE function (e.g.):
=EDATE(A1,1)
Where A1 is your starting date and 1 is the number of months you which to increment by. See https://support.google.com/docs/answer/3092974?hl=en for more details.
this formula will increase the month every 24th and accounts for year change as well
=IF(DAY(TODAY())>=24,
DATE(YEAR(TODAY()), MONTH(TODAY())+1, 24),
DATE(YEAR(TODAY()), MONTH(TODAY()), 24))
paste where you need and drag down:
=VALUE("2019-"&ROW(A3)&"-08")+14*FLOOR((NOW()-VALUE("2019-"&ROW(A3)&"-08"))/14)
I am working on a dashboard where the user wants to change dates from a fiscal year to a calendar year from January 2017 going forward while keeping all data and continuing to display data prior to the change date in fiscal year format.
I have looked at using a calculated field with dateadd clocking the date back a month but it skews the data when the gap between fiscal and calendar month is rolled into 2017.
Has anyone encountered this issue?
I have a recurring calendar event on 1st of each month, when 1st falls on Sat/Sun is it possible for iCal to schedule it for last working day Fri?
If I understood you correctly the following RRULE should do the trick:
FREQ=MONTHLY;BYDAY=1MO,1TU,1WE,1TH,1FR,-1FR;BYMONTHDAY=1,-1,-2
See the next 100 instances
It basically does two things:
Iterate the first weekday that falls on the 1st day of the month
Iterate the last Friday of each month that falls on the last or 2nd last day of the month (in which cases the 1st of the next month falls on Saturday or Sunday).
A slightly shorter version that should yield the same results is
FREQ=MONTHLY;BYDAY=1MO,1TU,1WE,1TH,FR;BYMONTHDAY=1,-1,-2
This just iterates every Friday, but only keeps the ones that fall on the first, last and 2nd last day of each month. Though it looks like the recurrence expansion service above disagrees. That's probably a bug.
I'm assuming you mean "the last working day Friday of the previous month", in which case I don't think it possible. It would mean that some months have 2 occurrences when others have 0, which doesn't really work.
You could easily do the first working day of the month (the 1st, or the first Monday):
FREQ=MONTHLY;BYDAY=MO,TU,WE,TH,FR;BYSETPOS=1
Or, you could do always the last working day of the month:
FREQ=MONTHLY;BYDAY=MO,TU,WE,TH,FR;BYSETPOS=-1
BO Version: 12.1.0 on Infoview,
O/S: W7
I am creating a report in infoview, which is a cross-tab. I have departments on the row side and for the column I want to have all Saturday dates dynamically displayed, and this is dependent on the date prompt values I put in to the report when I run it.
So if I put in for the prompts Dec the 08th 2013 to Jan the 04th 2014 I should see 4 Saturday dates (14th/21st/28th/04th) along the column headers.
I started off using a variable and using the function relativedate, which gave me all the dates I wanted:
=RelativeDate(LastDayOfWeek([Query 1].[Episode End Date]);-1)
but because I used -1 to get the Saturday date it was giving me the Saturday before the earliest prompt date, so I was getting these dates instead:
(07th/14th/21st/28th/04th)
Is there a way I can get these dates but ignore the previous day (the 7th) before the start prompt date?
I want to have this dynamic so that if I put a date range in it shows me all the saturday dates within that range along the top of the report regardless of the date range period.
Andrew
The reason you're having trouble is that WebI (being ISO compliant) considers a week to run from Monday to Sunday, but your reporting week ends on Saturday.
So, I would approach it this way:
=RelativeDate(
LastDayOfWeek(
RelativeDate([Query 1].[Episode End Date];1)
)
;-1)
If we evaluate some dates with this logic, we'll see the desired result:
Testing 12/8 (Sunday):
Add one day = 12/9
Get Last Day Of Week = 12/15
Subtract one day = 12/14
Testing 12/12 (Thursday)
Add one day = 12/13
Get Last Day Of Week = 12/15
Subtract one day = 12/14
Testing 12/14 (Saturday)
Add one day = 12/15
Get Last Day Of Week = 12/15
Subtract one day = 12/14
I'm at home and don't have access to WebI right now, so I can't test this myself, but the logic should be sound.
Repetitive Dates:
Billing cycles come in a lot of different formats, for example: "the first of the month", "third Friday of the month", or "first weekday on or after 21st day after the 13th of the month" (thanks visa!). My goal is to be able to represent these different billing cycles in one easily parsed database text field.
You forgot weekend processing. If my bill is due on a Sunday, I want it to show up on Friday. That kind of thing. I think there are three possibilities:
Always before the weekend
Always after the weekend
If it's Saturday, Friday, and if it's Sunday, Monday
Current solution:
YYYY/MM/DD+YY/MM/DD+DOW
all blocks (delimited by +) are optional as well as all parts of each block.
first block denotes the starting date
if blank - denotes today
if missing portion - denotes all... ie "//12" would denote the 12th of the month every month.
negative denotes counting from the end of the period.. ie "//-1" denotes the last day of the month
overruns are carried into the next month ie "//40" would be 40 days after the first of the month
second block denotes the change in date between repetitions
if blank - set date (from first block)
Add present portions - ie "/1/" means every month after the given starting date
third block denotes the day of the week the calculated date should be moved to
available are [m,t,w,r,f,s,d,b] (7 days of the week, "business day")
Calculation:
Calculation start on the date specified in the first block, filling in the missing portions with the date the record is added.
the DOW is then added to get a valid starting date. This is the first date of the event.
the next date is calculated by adding the second block to the last calculated first block and adding the DOW to get the next date.
Examples:
on march 12th, 2008 - "2008/3/12"
the first of the month every month - "//1+/1/"
third Friday of the month every month - "//21+/1/+f"
first weekday on or after 21st day after the 13th of the month - "//34+/1/+b"
every 2 weeks from today - "+//14"
last day of every second month starting with march - "/3/-1+/2/"