Ist es möglich mit der {{ #if( Bedingung in einer Automation nach dem Fälligkeitsdatum zu filtern?
Folgendes habe ich ausprobiert, leider werden damit die Listen leer.
Can you provide a screenshot of the configuration of the branch action.
Is see you have set the variable as new {{distinctAssignee}}
I wold also urge to have a log action before the lookup to see what the values are for the variable {{distinctAssignee}}
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If you place a log action before the lookup in the branch to see what the values are for the variable {{distinctAssignee}}.
Is there any result, when running the rule?
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You can also check the earlier post on the community.,
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I only get a result in a list if I remove the if ({{#if(durdate <= “0”)}} function.
the result when I remove the IF function looks like this:
with IF function I get the following result: (the list remains empty)
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What kind of field type is "durdate"?
Is this a date field, number field or else?
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It is the due date - i.e. a date field.
I just saw that I have a typo in it, but even if I write duedate, I have the same behavior.
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As it's a dat field you can't compare it with a number. You can only compare to a date.
So {{#if(durdate <= “0”)}} won't work, the "0" needs to be replaced with a date.
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How can I build the function so that only the tickets that are already overdue are issued? In other words, if the due date is in the past?
maybe like this
{{#if(duedate <= today)}}
or
{{#if(duedate <= now())}}
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Hello, thank you for your answer and your solution approach.
Unfortunately, this does not solve my problem.
I would like to display the following in an e-mail:
The due date has passed for the following tickets:
- IT-55: Test 1 due since 01.01.2024
- IT-18: Test 1 due since 09.05.2024
- IT-47: Test 1 due since 24.09.2024
The following tickets are still open:
- IT-105: Test 1 due since 15.10.2024
- IT-794: Test 1 due since 01.11.2024
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Hello, Good day. You could try the following condition.
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Hello, thank you for your answer and your solution approach.
Unfortunately, this does not solve my problem.
I would like to display the following in an e-mail:
The due date has passed for the following tickets:
- IT-55: Test 1 due since 01.01.2024
- IT-18: Test 1 due since 09.05.2024
- IT-47: Test 1 due since 24.09.2024
The following tickets are still open:
- IT-105: Test 1 due since 15.10.2024
- IT-794: Test 1 due since 01.11.2024
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