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Jan 02, 2021 06:49 PM
Hi everyone, happy new year :hugs:
I have a question regarding using LAST_MODIFIED_TIME() in a formula.
Is there a way to use LAST_MODIFIED_TIME() on another formula field type? I have formula field “Stage”, and I want to write a formula that recognise that there is a change in “Stage”.
Can you please help me achieve this?
Thank you,
Pjero

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Jan 03, 2021 08:59 AM
I believe all you do is add {Stage}
to in-between the parentheses to give you the last modified time of only that field.
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Jan 04, 2021 07:29 PM
I get a message that the {Stage} field can not be used in LAST_MODIFIED_TIME();
“Sorry, there was a problem saving this field. Computed fields are not allowed since they can’t be directly modified.”
Is there other way around?
Thank you

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Jan 05, 2021 09:05 AM
Try using whatever fields {Stage}
references to calculate itself within LAST_MODIFIED_TIME()
instead. So if {Stage}
references some other field called {Type}
, base the new formula on changes to {Type}
.
