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I am trying to put togetjer a formula for firstly the difference between 2 dates with the resukt divided by 90 and then secondly the result rounded down.

What I was trying was the following;

FLOOR(Request_no_longer_backlog__c  -  Date_Backlog_start__c / 90)

but the error I am getting which I am struggling to solve is the following;
Error: Incorrect parameter type for operator '/'. Expected Number, received Date

Both of the 2 fields used above are date fields.

Can anyone suggest how I solve this please?
Good Morning

I am not great at Visualforce so thought I would ask for some assistance.

I have a few pages where I would like to have a section of the layout hidden based upon a checkbox being false. When the user ticks the box the section and fields appear and when they untick it they dissapear.

The section is called "Development Required" and sits within an object called "Coding & Rules Requests".

I like the layout and the look of the pages that I have developed so far so tneed the visual force to effectively not change the look of the pages except for the section mentionned.

Can any of you post some sample code with instructions so that I can learn from what you have done.


Many Thanks


Christopher
Good Morning

I am not great at Visualforce so thought I would ask for some assistance.

I have a few pages where I would like to have a section of the layout hidden based upon a checkbox being false. When the user ticks the box the section and fields appear and when they untick it they dissapear.

The section is called "Development Required" and sits within an object called "Coding & Rules Requests".

I like the layout and the look of the pages that I have developed so far so tneed the visual force to effectively not change the look of the pages except for the section mentionned.

Can any of you post some sample code with instructions so that I can learn from what you have done.


Many Thanks


Christopher