Jan, try this:
--vDate is a test date, try different values; change to .#Date in the
expression after testing
SET VAR vdate DATE = '2/28/2023'
SET VAR vStartDate DATE = +
(RDATE( (IMON( ADDMON(.vdate,-2))),1,(IYR(ADDMON(.vdate,-2))) ))
SHOW VAR vstartdate
RETURN
Doug
On 1/12/2023 12:27 PM, jan johansen wrote:
All,
I'm having a brain cramp. My code doesn't handle crossing years
apparently.
I need to set a start date that is the first of the 2 months ago based
on today i.e. 11/1/2022
Thanks
Jan
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