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Dynamic Years Using Liquid Markup

  • November 10, 2023
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I have a team with a macro that always references next year, and they have to manually go in there once a year and increment by 1. Is there a way to capture the current year, add one, and that macro is evergreen now?

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    Jacob20
    • Jacob20
    • November 13, 2023

    Hi @chris15 👋

    You sure can! I'm not a Liquid Markup expert, but have managed to get something working for your use case.

    Below, I'm using the {{ticket.updated_at_with_timestamp}} placeholder that captures the timestamp of the ticket update (using the macro) and isolates the first part - the year. If you want to capture the year of a different event, like ticket creation, then you can use {{ticket.created_at_with_timestamp}} to capture that - there are other options as well. 

    The current year is:
    {{ticket.updated_at_with_timestamp | split:'-' | first }}

    Next year is:
    {% assign year = ticket.updated_at_with_timestamp | split:'-' | first | plus: 0 %}{% assign next_year = year | plus: 1 %}{{ next_year }}


    I hope this helps you out, let me know if you have questions.

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