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Hello,<br />
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I tried both formulas and they both worked. Thanks!
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Hello,

I tried both formulas and they both worked. Thanks!

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Hello,<br />
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In my prompt option, when I type &quot;10&quot; for 2010, it is not returning the 2010 values. The formula that references the ?Year is below: &nbsp;<br />
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ToNumber(Right(ToText(Year<wbr />({ap_invoi<wbr />ce_detail.<wbr />trans_date<wbr />})),4)) = ToNumber({?Year})<br />
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It has worked great until 2009 but for 2010 it doesn't look like it is converting it to string correctly. The formula seems to be ok but I am not sure why it is not returning 2010 records in the output?
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Hello,

In my prompt option, when I type "10" for 2010, it is not returning the 2010 values. The formula that references the ?Year is below:  

ToNumber(Right(ToText(Year({ap_invoice_detail.trans_date})),4)) = ToNumber({?Year})

It has worked great until 2009 but for 2010 it doesn't look like it is converting it to string correctly. The formula seems to be ok but I am not sure why it is not returning 2010 records in the output?

Convert ToNumber

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