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I've got a date column in a view and I'm using a validation formula:

=IF(TEXT([Data documento],"yyyy")="2018",TRUE,FALSE)

So that users can only insert date within the year 2018.

  • I always get an error when saving the formula, how come?
  • One more question, not quite related, should we mainly do validation through Powerapps forms? Is this the best practice that MS is suggesting for sharepoint?

I'm using sharepoint 365

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I've also tried inserting the formula as Michael Han_MSFT suggested: 

=TEXT([Data documento],"yyyy")="2018"

But unfortunately I still get an error message as shown below enter image description here enter image description here

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You need change the validation formula to this:

=TEXT([Data documento],"yyyy")="2018"

Try to use this in list validation. Go to list settings-> validation settings:

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  • still getting an error message: "Sorry, something went wrong The formula contains a syntax error or is not supported". Is there some kind of debugger we could use? The only way I can sudo replicate the formula is in Excel. – Luther Apr 12 '19 at 2:03
  • Per my test, it works and I didn't get any errors. Make sure you enter the formula correctly. – Michael Han_MSFT Apr 12 '19 at 2:36
  • Thanks for the response, unfortunately I still get an error message. For what It's worth I've updated the question with the image of the error. I have a love/hate feeling towards sharepoint. – Luther Apr 12 '19 at 11:45
  • It's strange. Besides, you could try to use list validation instead of column validation and see if it work. I've updated the answer. – Michael Han_MSFT Apr 15 '19 at 7:12
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Please try using below formula:

=TEXT([columnname],"yyyy")="2018"

I tried using TEXT(created,"yyyy")="2018"

Please do it on list validation. by going through List Setting-->Validation Setting.

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