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I want to compare a specific date with a date coming in via a MERGEFIELD.
I've set it up as {IF "12/12/2005" {MERGEFIELD DATE} "Static date is later" "Static date is earlier"}. What's happening is the opposite of what I expect. My MERGEFIELD DATE is 12/12/2004 and the field results are showing "Static date is earlier". If I change the static date to "12/12/03", I get "Static date is later". I suppose I could get around it by doing the opposite to what I think is logical, but I'd really like to understand what's going on. Can someone help please? |
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