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          months_ago

          months_ago

          Returns the date that's a specified number of months before another date in Salesforce Spiff.

          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

          months_ago(start_date, number_of_months)

          Arguments

          Argument Required? Description
          start_date Required The date value to evaluate. This argument supports any date functions. To specify a date as a string in YYYY-MM-DD format, use the date() function and enclose the string in double quotes.
          number_of_months Required An integer that specifies the number of months ahead or behind to find the date for. Positive values count months in the past, and negative values count months in the future.

          Considerations

          To return the last day of the previous month, use the days_ago() function instead.

          Example

          Return the date that's three months before the statement period.

          =months_ago(statement_period.start_date, 3)

          Return the date that's three months after the statement period.

          =months_ago(statement_period.start_date, -3)

          Return the date at the beginning of the previous quarter.

          =months_ago(beginning_of_quarter(statement_period.start_date), 3)

          Return the date at the end of the previous quarter.

          =months_ago(end_of_quarter(statement_period.start_date), 3)

          Return the start date three quarters ago. For the February statement period, the start date three quarters ago was April 1 of the previous year.

          =months_ago(beginning_of_quarter(statement_period.start_date), 9)

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