For aging results in saved searches, what custom label can you use?

In the context of saved searches in NetSuite, the custom label "Days elapsed" is commonly used for aging results. This label effectively conveys the number of days that have passed since a particular event or status change. It allows users to track and analyze the age of records like invoices, support cases, or other time-sensitive transactions.

Using "Days elapsed" provides a clear numerical representation of time, making it easy for users to perform age-related calculations or assessments within their saved searches. This measurement is particularly valuable for identifying overdue items, understanding aging trends, and facilitating follow-ups based on how long items have been outstanding.

Other labels like "Age in years," "Support case age," and "Open duration" may not be directly applicable for general aging results in saved searches. "Age in years" could be less specific than needed for most cases where detail is important. "Support case age" would only be relevant in the context of support cases, whereas "Open duration" may not specifically quantify the passage of time in days as "Days elapsed" does. Therefore, "Days elapsed" is the most suitable and clear choice for representing aging results in various contexts.