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Hi @vioarx, if the date values are formatted with FME standard date format (%Y%m%d), you can compare them as numeric values using comparison operators such as <, <=, etc.
Hi @vioarx, if the date values are formatted with FME standard date format (%Y%m%d), you can compare them as numeric values using comparison operators such as <, <=, etc.
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I mostly prefer to use tcl clock, format etc. to do date calculations.
Not very hard to learn even.
Gives great control.
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Hi @vioarx, if the date values are formatted with FME standard date format (%Y%m%d), you can compare them as numeric values using comparison operators such as <, <=, etc.
Could you please post some example pairs of two dates to be compared?