Hello there.

I just want to use a user variable i have set

{TASK(379648dc-7573-480c-8a16-a0c020958ed4,LastRun,M/d/yyyy h:mm tt)}



i want to compare this one to a modifed date of a file i consider to handle or not, depending of the followin rule set, but i get the failure message:



The strange thing is, that - thinking of what the "mouse over" shows - the variable seems to be fine, but i just can´t use it there.

So, is this just due to my stupidity 😁 😲 or maybe is it a bug???

Thanks in advance folks.
Bye,
Tomix

The main problem with this approach is that the User Variables is translated into a string Variable which cannot, as in that form, be compared to a date.

You could probably create a date Variable from that string by enclosing that User Variable in a Date Variable (give that you specify the exact same format).

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The main problem with this approach is that the User Variables is translated into a string Variable which cannot, as in that form, be compared to a date.

You could probably create a date Variable from that string by enclosing that User Variable in a Date Variable (give that you specify the exact same format).

Hi,

thanks for that ultra fast reply 😁

can you tell how i can do convert a string to date pls 😊 ?

Beside this,
i guess , then this should have worked, because it should deliver a date, right?



Greetz,
Tomix

We realized it wasn't that simple. We did some changes and released a new version. Please test this attached version. You should be able to use your Variable right away without having to wrap it into another Variable.

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