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            beginning_of_day

            Returns the first second for a specific date or time value in Salesforce Spiff. The return format is YYYY-MM-DDT:hour:minute:second:millsecond, plus or minus the hours and minutes away from Coordinated Universal Time (UTC).

            Required Editions

            Available in: both Salesforce Classic (not available in all orgs) and Lightning Experience
            Available in: Enterprise, Unlimited, and Developer Editions
            Available for an additional cost in: Professional Edition with Web Services API Enabled

            Syntax

            beginning_of_day(date_or_time)

            Arguments

            Argument Required? Description
            date_or_time Required The Date or Date & Time value to evaluate. This argument supports any date functions.

            Example

            Return the beginning of the day that represents the start of the statement period, using the BeginningOfPeriod helper function.

            =beginning_of_day(BeginningOfPeriod)

            Find the beginning of the day from a text-formatted date, which you can convert to a proper Date data type with the date() function.

            =beginning_of_day(date("2024-01-31"))

            Create a data filter that return all deals created between January 1 and 31. Combine this function with end_of_day().

            CreatedAt >= beginning_of_day(date("2024-01-01")) AND CreatedAt <= end_of_day(date("2024-01-31"))

            Update the previous data filter with dynamic statement period dates instead of hard-coded text values.

            CreatedAt >= beginning_of_day(date(statement_period.start_date)) AND CreatedAt <= end_of_day(date(statement_period.end_date))

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