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How to get upcoming friday date

vb1612
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I have a date field in my feed as "2/15/2019" , want to compare this with upcoming friday date value in search.
please help how to do this

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renjith_nair
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@vb1612,

To get next friday, you can use

|eval next_friday=relative_time(now(),"+1w@w5")

To get the difference ,

"your base search"
|eval give_date_in_epoch=strptime("2/15/2019","%m/%d/%Y")
|eval next_friday=relative_time(now(),"+1w@w5")
|eval diff=next_friday-give_date_in_epoch

Feel free to change the variable names.

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renjith_nair
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@vb1612,

To get next friday, you can use

|eval next_friday=relative_time(now(),"+1w@w5")

To get the difference ,

"your base search"
|eval give_date_in_epoch=strptime("2/15/2019","%m/%d/%Y")
|eval next_friday=relative_time(now(),"+1w@w5")
|eval diff=next_friday-give_date_in_epoch

Feel free to change the variable names.

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What goes around comes around. If it helps, hit it with Karma 🙂
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