Between

The Between function checks whether a value lies within a given range. If the value is within the specified lower and upper bound, the function returns True, otherwise it returns False.  

Syntax

Between(value, lower bound, upper bound)

Function arguments:

• value (required)  The input value or column containing the values to check.
• lower bound (required) The lower bound of the range to check.
• upper bound (required) The upper bound of the range to check.

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The Between function is inclusive, so it includes begin and end values of the range.

Example

Between([Invoice Date], MakeDate(2015, 1, 1), MakeDate(2020, 1, 1))

• Returns TRUE if a date value is between January 1, 2015 and January 1, 2020. 

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If Invoice Date is a timestamp, the Between function considers the range between January 1st, 2015 00:00:00 to January 1st, 2020 00:00:00. Any timestamp after 12 am is NOT considered.

Between([Sale Date], DateAdd("day", -7, Now()), Now())

• Returns TRUE if a sale happened in the last 7 days.

Between([Date], [date-range-param].start, [date-range-param].end)

• Returns TRUE if a date value is within the date range selected in the Date Range parameter (parameter returns start and end date as a JSON object).

Between([Order Count], [number-range-param].min, [number-range-param].max)

• Returns TRUE if a number is within the number range specified in the Number Range parameter. 

(Between(Day([Week]), 7, 14) and Month([Week]) = 3) or (Between(Day([Week]), 1, 7) and Month([Week]) = 11)

• Returns TRUE if a date value belongs to the week where Day of March is between 7 and 14 OR if a date value belongs to the week where Day of November is between 1 and 7.

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  In Sigma, weeks begin on Sunday. See Sigma's Weekday function for more about day of the week.