SportilyFrequent Visitor4 years agoSolvedDATEDIFF from Filter Hi PowerPeople! Please go easy, I'm a relative newbie, pushing boundaries and learning fast! I have a working PowerBI instance. I am looking to add a measure which can present on a card. ...Show Moretamerj14 years agoHi Sportily If the date slicer is coming from a date table thenNumber of Days =COUNTROWS ( 'Date' )If date table is not available then create a virtual one and count its rowsNumber of Days =COUNTROWS(CALENDAR(MIN(Table[Date]), MAX(Table[Date])))
tamerj14 years agoHi Sportily If the date slicer is coming from a date table thenNumber of Days =COUNTROWS ( 'Date' )If date table is not available then create a virtual one and count its rowsNumber of Days =COUNTROWS(CALENDAR(MIN(Table[Date]), MAX(Table[Date])))
tamerj14 years agoHi Sportily If the date slicer is coming from a date table thenNumber of Days =COUNTROWS ( 'Date' )If date table is not available then create a virtual one and count its rowsNumber of Days =COUNTROWS(CALENDAR(MIN(Table[Date]), MAX(Table[Date])))
tamerj1Community Champion4 years agoHi Sportily If the date slicer is coming from a date table thenNumber of Days =COUNTROWS ( 'Date' )If date table is not available then create a virtual one and count its rowsNumber of Days =COUNTROWS(CALENDAR(MIN(Table[Date]), MAX(Table[Date])))
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