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Let's take a simple example. Deliveries are available from 25th Sep till 1st October. Users can choose their preferred delivery date between these two dates. Since Google Forms does not have the option to add response validations for date questions, we cannot implement this in native Google Forms. Please follow the instructions below to implement the workaround using Formfacade.
Deliveries available from 25th Sep till 1st October. We can use the DATE function with logical AND operator to validate the date range. The syntax for the date function is DATE(year, month, day)25th September 2020 = DATE(2020,9,25)1st October 2020 = DATE(2020,10,1)AND (&&) operator can be used to combine multiple validations. The required date range validation isselected_date > DATE(2020,9,25) && selected_date <= DATE(2020,10,1)IFS function evaluates multiple conditions and returns a value that corresponds to the first true condition. We will use the IFS function to check if the selected date falls between 25th September and 1st October. If true, set the answer as "Yes". Otherwise, set the answer as "No".IFS(selected_date > DATE(2020,9,25) && selected_date <= DATE(2020,10,1),"Yes","No")Note: To enter selected_date, type @ in the calculate option and select the choose your preferred date question from the list.
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