Show all items with date after today in model-driven app view

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Hi,

I need to build a view in a model-driven app that lists all items, whose date is after today. The main issue is to list items, whose date is more than 100 years in the future. How can I achieve this?

I already tried to use the filters, but the best I can do is to create a cascade of filters "Next X Years". But, because there is a limit of 100 years, I cannot show items whose date is more than 100 years in the future.

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Re: Show all items with date after today in model-driven app view

Hi @leo85 ,

I've made a test but there is no 100 years limit. If the problem still exists I suggest you create a support ticket for professional assistance following the below procedure.

Get Help + Support - Power Platform | Microsoft Docs

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Bof

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Re: Show all items with date after today in model-driven app view

Hi @v-bofeng-msft ,
the filter is cascading. The filter in your screenshot doest not show all the records, but only those where the date is in the next 500 years, but not the current year.
I have multiple filters "Next 500 years", "Next 365 days" and "today" to show all records from today onwards. When combining multiple filters the limit of 100 applies.
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Leo

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Re: Show all items with date after today in model-driven app view

I could not find an easy out of the box solution. In the end I used a (rather ugly) workaround.
I created a dummy "single line of text" column with behaviour "calculated".
The content is calculated to give the number of days between the expiry date and now.
As a result I have a column, which has positive numbers for expiry dates that are in the future and negative numbers for expiry dates that are in the past.
I then put a simply filter in the view which checks if the number of positive.

Originally, I tried to use a Yes/No field, but the calculated form did not provide functions like Now(), so I used a "single line of text" column.

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