Filter between now() and now()+24 hours

[rho1967]

I would like to create a filter like RESDET_AANKOMST >=now() and RESDET_AARKOMST <=now() + 24 hours.

RESDET_Arrival looks like 2022-05-18 09:00:00:00 (datetime) in the table

I thought something like the following but also get a delegation warning (see image) SortByColumns(Filter('Room.vwRoomSetup',RESDET_AARST>=Now(),(DateValue(Text(RESDET_AARKOMST,DateTimeFormat.LongDateTime))<=Today()+1), LOK2="AAA" Or LOK2="BBB"),"RESDET_ARRIVAL",Ascending,"BI_DESCRIPTION",Ascending)

Regards

[WarrenBelz · Accepted solution]

Hi @rho1967 ,

I will give you two possibilities here - the first if the newest 500 records (you can increase this to 2,000) will do the job

With(
   {
      wList:
      Sort(
         'Room.vwRoomSetup',
         ID,
        Descending 
      )
   },
   SortByColumns(
      Filter(
         wList,
         RESDET_AARST >= Now() &&
         (
            DateValue(
               Text(
                  RESDET_AARKOMST,
                  DateTimeFormat.LongDateTime
               )
            ) <= Today()+1
         ) &&
         (
            LOK2="AAA" ||
            LOK2="BBB"
         )
      ),
      "RESDET_ARRIVAL",
      Ascending,
      "BI_DESCRIPTION",
      Ascending
   )
)

but your issue is actually here

DateValue(
   Text(
      RESDET_AARKOMST,
      DateTimeFormat.LongDateTime
   )
) 

If you are looking for 24 hours

With(
   {
      wNow: Now(),
      w24:
      DateAdd(
         Now(),
         24,
         Hours
      )
   },
   SortByColumns(
      Filter(
         'Room.vwRoomSetup',
         RESDET_AARST >= wNow &&
         RESDET_AARKOMST <= w24 &&
	     (
            LOK2="AAA" ||
            LOK2="BBB"
         )
      ),
      "RESDET_ARRIVAL",
      Ascending,
      "BI_DESCRIPTION",
      Ascending
   )
)

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