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Using Variables in a Date Search

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I am trying to search for a group of notes within a certain date range. I am using two global field that the user can enter the desired start date and end date. The date field for each note is an autocreated timestamp with the current date and time with 24 hour notation. In my script I am trying to set two variables for my search. The first is $Start equal to startdate. and the second one is $End equal to enddate. The problem is that it will not let me use these variables in my search my perform find requests. It keeps asking me to use a field that is equal to a timestamp. How can I set variables equal to global field timestamp values and use them in a date range search?

Thanks For the Help!

Erik

You don't really need variables when you have global fields. Try:

Enter Find Mode []

Set Field [ Notes::CreatedTS ; gStartDate & "..." & gEndDate ]

Perform Find []

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