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I went with -7.. &nbsp;Will this work all the time?<br />
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{Command.UDF_CONVERT_UNIX_<wbr />DATETIME(M<wbr />X.DATE_CRE<wbr />ATED,'US/E<wbr />ASTERN')} in CDate(dateadd(&quot;d&quot;,1,minimu<wbr />m(LastFull<wbr />Week)))-<b>7</b> to CDate(dateadd(&quot;d&quot;,1,maximu<wbr />m(LastFull<wbr />Week)))
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I went with -7..  Will this work all the time?

{Command.UDF_CONVERT_UNIX_DATETIME(MX.DATE_CREATED,'US/EASTERN')} in CDate(dateadd("d",1,minimum(LastFullWeek)))-7 to CDate(dateadd("d",1,maximum(LastFullWeek)))

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Experts,<br />
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How can I modify my query to lpull data for the last two weeks, instead of only 1 week. &nbsp;Needs to still be from Monday - Sunday intervals.<br />
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Here is what I have that is for the LAST week.<br />
{Command.UDF_CONVERT_UNIX_<wbr />DATETIME(M<wbr />X.DATE_CRE<wbr />ATED,'US/E<wbr />ASTERN')} in CDate(dateadd(&quot;d&quot;,1,minimu<wbr />m(LastFull<wbr />Week))) to CDate(dateadd(&quot;d&quot;,1,maximu<wbr />m(LastFull<wbr />Week)))
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Experts,

How can I modify my query to lpull data for the last two weeks, instead of only 1 week.  Needs to still be from Monday - Sunday intervals.

Here is what I have that is for the LAST week.
{Command.UDF_CONVERT_UNIX_DATETIME(MX.DATE_CREATED,'US/EASTERN')} in CDate(dateadd("d",1,minimum(LastFullWeek))) to CDate(dateadd("d",1,maximum(LastFullWeek)))

Crystal date Range Modification  for 2 weeks

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