+2I'm using make.com and have a connection to Airtable and am trying to do a simple search on a table. I can't find a guide on Make or Airtable on the syntax required in Make's Formula field.
I would like to do something like the following logic
{Email}='1.email' AND {Date} >= CURRENTDATE
Where Email and Date are fields in the table I want to search. I can't seem to find the equivalent of CURRENTDATE in airtalble's Formula Playground or elsewhere.
Best answer by kuovonne
You need to create an Airtable formula for the search module. See the Formula Field Reference for how to create a formula. There is no CURRENTDATE function in Airtable's formula language. You may want to use TODAY() or NOW().
You might want something like this ... (the dates might be flip-flopped).
AND({Email}='1.email', DATETIME_DIFF({Date},TODAY(), 'day')>=0)
+29You need to create an Airtable formula for the search module. See the Formula Field Reference for how to create a formula. There is no CURRENTDATE function in Airtable's formula language. You may want to use TODAY() or NOW().
You might want something like this ... (the dates might be flip-flopped).
AND({Email}='1.email', DATETIME_DIFF({Date},TODAY(), 'day')>=0)
+2You need to create an Airtable formula for the search module. See the Formula Field Reference for how to create a formula. There is no CURRENTDATE function in Airtable's formula language. You may want to use TODAY() or NOW().
You might want something like this ... (the dates might be flip-flopped).
AND({Email}='1.email', DATETIME_DIFF({Date},TODAY(), 'day')>=0)
Thank you very much, that worked. I was surprised it did because I wasn't sure how the query would work. I guess it retrieves all records w/ a matching email, and then looks at the Date one-by-one using the formula. I hope in the future, AirTable implements a simple function CURRENT_DATE.
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