My goal is to watch Google Sheet and look into if the last order date was more than 7 days ago or less. If the last order was more than 7 days ago, the status should be “Inactive”. If it was 6 or less days ago - “Active”. To create a workflow, I mate a simple scenario with a router and 2 filters.
I’m getting an error all the time and my filter is not working. Below you’ll see pretty much all the workflow I have.
Important data:
My Sheet Date format look like this: 08-Mar-23
My filter function for more than 7 days look like this: {{parseDate(1.6; “DD/MMM/YY”) < addDays(now; -7)}}. Time operator is equal to “Less than”.
My filter function for less than 7 days look like this: {{parseDate(1.6; “DD/MMM/YY”) >= addDays(now; -6)}}. Time operator is equal to “Greater than or equal to”.
If you could help me solve this issue, I would be very grateful!
Thank you very much! It worked. I’m a make.com / automation newbie, so please bear with me, cuz now I got another problem.
At first I used time operators and now I swithced to Datetime operators, right? What functions should I choose in each scenario. Now I’m using “Later than” for active scenario and “Earlier than or equal to” in not active scenario. However, it makes wrong decisions and doesn’t distinct active scenarios.
I try to change vice versa, but it didn’t help. Am I missing smth here?
Yes, I see that. I read this, but just omitted the last part.
However, the question remains the same:
At first I used time operators and now I swithced to Datetime operators, right? What functions should I choose in each scenario. Now I’m using “Later than” for active scenario and “Earlier than or equal to” in not active scenario. However, it makes wrong decisions and doesn’t distinct active scenarios.
I try to change vice versa, but it didn’t help. Am I missing smth here?
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