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Issues utilising "timesince" filter

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June 12, 2024
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I am experimenting using conditional statements in my email. I have a condition if a user has “fashion” as interested category, and am trying to add, or if they have joined in the last 90 days. I have a flow that creates a custom property, and sets it as the day the user joins the list. I am utilising the filter timesince so I can filter out those who are greater than 90 days.

When I try this code, it saves fine, and I can preview for those who don’t have that specific property. However if I preview for someone with the property, I receive

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Best answer by Taylor Tarpley

Hi there @benjamin.ngo.

I don’t believe it’s possible, however, I will double check with out team and come back with an update if they say otherwise!

-Taylor

Partner

Hello @benjamin.ngo

Try this:

{% assign current_date = "now" | date: "%s" %}

{% assign target_date = person|lookup:’Created’ | date: "%s" %}

{% assign ninety_days_ago = current_date | minus: 7776000 %}

{% if target_date < ninety_days_ago %}

Do something

{% else %}

Do something else

{% endif %}

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benjamin.ngoAuthor

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Hello @benjamin.ngo

Try this:

{% assign current_date = "now" | date: "%s" %}

{% assign target_date = person|lookup:’Created’ | date: "%s" %}

{% assign ninety_days_ago = current_date | minus: 7776000 %}

{% if target_date < ninety_days_ago %}

Do something

{% else %}

Do something else

{% endif %}

Hi @Maxbuzz

Whenever I use the assign tag it returns this.

I assume it isn’t a function supported by Klaviyo

Taylor TarpleyAnswer

Community Manager

Hi there @benjamin.ngo.

I don’t believe it’s possible, however, I will double check with out team and come back with an update if they say otherwise!

-Taylor