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I submitted a question regarding this issue before. &nbsp;If I use the LASTFUllWeek in this formula<br />
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&nbsp;&quot;From &quot;&nbsp;+ cstr(minimum(LastFullWeek)<wbr />, &quot;MM/dd/yyyy&quot;) + <br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;&nbsp;to &quot;&nbsp;+ cstr(maximum(LastFullWeek)<wbr />, &quot;MM/dd/yyyy&quot;)<br />
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&nbsp;It does show the last 7 days; however, I want to put in a {?StartDate}. &nbsp;From that {?StartDate} obtain the data minimum and maximum days selected. &nbsp;I only want to use one {?startDate} prompt to obtain the &quot;From&quot; + &quot;To&quot; --- Can this be done in this formula?
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I submitted a question regarding this issue before.  If I use the LASTFUllWeek in this formula

 "From " + cstr(minimum(LastFullWeek), "MM/dd/yyyy") + 
          " to " + cstr(maximum(LastFullWeek), "MM/dd/yyyy")

 It does show the last 7 days; however, I want to put in a {?StartDate}.  From that {?StartDate} obtain the data minimum and maximum days selected.  I only want to use one {?startDate} prompt to obtain the "From" + "To" --- Can this be done in this formula?

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