The same we can implement for report and view. This blog will discuss using Relative Date Value, such as: Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow, This Week, Last Week, etc (for complete value, refer to this Salesforce documentation) in report and how to choose date value to use. We'll use Last n Months versus Last n Days for sample.
Use Case:
VP of IT would like to understand users not login to Salesforce in last 60 days.
Solution:
Using Salesforce report, we can easily create a report, by selecting Users report type (make sure you have admin privileges).
Add a filter in the report Last Login not equal to LAST 60 DAYS and done. This report will show all users never login + users not login within last 60 days.
If you tweak the filter to Last Login not equal to LAST 2 MONTHS, surprisingly you will get very different result.
Let us analyze, example today is 26 Dec 2013:
- Using "not equal to LAST 2 MONTHS", will show users never login + users last login = Dec '13, because last 2 months in this scenario is Oct '13 & Nov '13.
- Using "not equal to Last 60 DAYS", will return users never login + users login before 27 Oct '13.
Reference: Understanding Relative Date Values for Filter Criteria
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