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![]() Thank you for a quick response and solid answer. There isone missing element though is I want to include all dates within the activemonth as 1 also. So far your example the +30 as well as all dates in September.This allows the team members some time to close out there projects as completefor the month as I also have a filter set for all projects in-progress. =([@Date]>=TODAY())*([@Date]<TODAY()+30) To achieve what I wanted required me to do a 3 step processthe range dates:
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