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=IF(([@[Declaration Date]])<=3/22/2023), DATE(YEAR([@[POP End Date]]), MONTH([@[POP End Date]]), DAY([@[POP End Date]])-60)),DATE(YEAR([@[POP End Date]]), MONTH([@[POP End Date]]), DAY([@[POP End Date]])-90))
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