ifThen formula inside of record\create formula

[dodom2]

Hey everyone. Not sure anyone can assist me on this. I need to use a ifThen formula within the record\create. Below is what Im using. Anyone see where Im messing up on this? I've messed with this for hours but can't seem to have any luck.

$invoiceId=record\create(
'Invoice',
'dateInvoiced', datetime\now(),
'billToId', ownerId,
'accountId', id,
'preDiscountedAmount', fireDueCost,
'grandTotalAmount', fireDueCost,

'dueDate',ifThen(
client.fireDuesNetTerms == '14 Days',
entity\setAttribute('dueDate', datetime\addDays(dateInvoiced, 14))
);



ifThen(
client.fireDuesNetTerms == '30 Days',
entity\setAttribute('dueDate', datetime\addDays(dateInvoiced, 30))
);



ifThen(
client.fireDuesNetTerms == '60 Days',
entity\setAttribute('dueDate', datetime\addDays(dateInvoiced, 60))
);


ifThen(
client.fireDuesNetTerms == '90 Days',
entity\setAttribute('dueDate', datetime\addDays(dateInvoiced, 90))
);,
);

[item]

lol,
if you can't do it in .. make it outside
put your result to variable $dueDate..
ifThen(
client.fireDuesNetTerms == '90 Days',
$dueDate = datetime\addDays(dateInvoiced, 90))
);

and then use it in your record/create( 'dueDate', $dueDate)

[dodom2]

Thanks for the response. I haven't used Variables yet but if I understood you correctly it would be this?

[item]

put the word/text and not print screen !

[dodom2]

$duedate=ifThen(
client.fireDuesNetTerms == '14 Days',
entity\setAttribute('dueDate', datetime\addDays(dateInvoiced, 14))
);

ifThen(
client.fireDuesNetTerms == '30 Days',
entity\setAttribute('dueDate', datetime\addDays(dateInvoiced, 30))
);

ifThen(
client.fireDuesNetTerms == '60 Days',
entity\setAttribute('dueDate', datetime\addDays(dateInvoiced, 60))
);

ifThen(
client.fireDuesNetTerms == '90 Days',
entity\setAttribute('dueDate', datetime\addDays(dateInvoiced, 90))
);

$invoiceId=record\create(
'Invoice',
'dateInvoiced', datetime\now(),
'billToId', ownerId,
'accountId', id,
'preDiscountedAmount', fireDueCost,
'grandTotalAmount', fireDueCost,
'dueDate', $duedate,
);

[item]

$dueDate = '2022-12-25'; // put a default value or you are the only who know
ifThen(
client.fireDuesNetTerms == '14 Days',
$dueDate = datetime\addDays(dateInvoiced, 14)
);

ifThen(
client.fireDuesNetTerms == '30 Days',
$dueDate= datetime\addDays(dateInvoiced, 30)
);

ifThen(
client.fireDuesNetTerms == '60 Days',
$dueDate= datetime\addDays(dateInvoiced, 60)
);

ifThen(
client.fireDuesNetTerms == '90 Days',
$dueDate= datetime\addDays(dateInvoiced, 90)
);

and in entity\create('dueDate', $dueDate)

[dodom2]

Its not working

$duedate=
ifThen(
client.fireDuesNetTerms == '14 Days',
$duedate=datetime\addDays(datetime\now(), 14))
);

ifThen(
client.fireDuesNetTerms == '30 Days',
$duedate=datetime\addDays(datetime\now(), 30))
);

ifThen(
client.fireDuesNetTerms == '60 Days',
$duedate=datetime\addDays(datetime\now(), 60))
);

ifThen(
client.fireDuesNetTerms == '90 Days',
$duedate=datetime\addDays(datetime\now(), 90))
);


$invoiceId=record\create(
'Invoice',
'dateInvoiced', datetime\now(),
'billToId', ownerId,
'accountId', id,
'preDiscountedAmount', fireDueCost,
'grandTotalAmount', fireDueCost,
'dueDate', $duedate,
);

[item]

Its not working

$duedate=
ifThen(
client.fireDuesNetTerms == '14 Days',
$duedate=datetime\addDays(datetime\now(), 14))
);

ifThen don't return anythink !!!

your line is bad..must be simply so

ifThen(
client.fireDuesNetTerms == '14 Days',
$duedate=datetime\addDays(datetime\now(), 14))
);

And follow camelCase ! (it's just for respect espoCRM)

duedate => dueDate

[dodom2]

Thank you for help still. You still taught me the purpose of the variable and so I appreciate you.