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Old 07-05-2022, 12:26 AM
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As I’m entering two dates in one box under Order Date in the Criteria Section, I’m not sure how I should type this?
You need to duplicate the Order Date header in another column and put the >= criterion in one column and the <=criterion in the other.

Alternatively, you can use a formula criterion instead.
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