I am trying to create a to do list view. Some items are linked to multiple days and are grouped together when sorted by date. I am looking for a formula that woulds sort them by the first date only. I have tried a rollup with the MIN function and just get a result of 0.
Welcome to the community, @Michael_Cory! :grinning_face_with_big_eyes: If the MIN()
function isn’t working to find the earliest date, then chances are your source dates aren’t actual datetimes. What’s the type of the source field that the rollup is retrieving? Is the table that it’s rolling up from a “native” table or a synced table? Any other details that you can share about the setup would be helpful.
Welcome to the community, @Michael_Cory! :grinning_face_with_big_eyes: If the MIN()
function isn’t working to find the earliest date, then chances are your source dates aren’t actual datetimes. What’s the type of the source field that the rollup is retrieving? Is the table that it’s rolling up from a “native” table or a synced table? Any other details that you can share about the setup would be helpful.
Thank you for the help. The source is a schedule column formatted with US style dates like 1/25/2022. I am attaching a screenshot. I am new to writing formulas so there may be a few mistakes. There may be a better way around this problem I have not thought of as well.
Thank you for the help. The source is a schedule column formatted with US style dates like 1/25/2022. I am attaching a screenshot. I am new to writing formulas so there may be a few mistakes. There may be a better way around this problem I have not thought of as well.
Thanks for the clarification! In your case, it looks like you’re actually two tables away from the original dates:
- Records in the table from your screenshot—I’ll call it