@Halyne_Ribeiro I think you’ll need to rethink your approach. AUTOS[DATA] will return a list of values, but the DATE(…) function expects a single value.
If the format rule is being applied to the AUTOS table, then you can do something like this:
2 < YEAR(TODAY()) - YEAR([DATA])
The difference between what you wrote and what I wrote: - I removed unnecessary parentheses - I replace AUTOS{DATA} with [DATA]. Format rules are applied one row at a time, so [DATA] will refer to the DATA column of the current row. - I removed DATE(…). If your DATA column is of type DateTime or Date, you won’t need to use the DATE(…) function.
@Halyne_Ribeiro You’re going to need to figure out a way to pick a single value of DATA. You have an entire column of [DATA] values, which one is the right one?