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Calculating Difference Between Two Dates using Multiple If statements
I have another multiple "if statement" that I'm having issues with.
PKG.1_DATE1 =1/1/2020
PKG.1_DATE2 = 1/14/2020
PKG.2_DATE1 = 1/2/2020
PKG.2_DATE2 = 1/20/2020
This worked
Custom Column -> Latest Package Delay = if List.Max({[PKG.1_DATE2], [PKG.2_DATE2]}) = 0 then null else List.Max({[PKG.1_DATE2], [PKG.2_DATE2]})
This does not work
Custom Column -> Schedule Delay = if [Latest Package Date] = null then 0 else if [Latest Package Date] = [PKG.1_DATE2] then (Duration.Days [PKG.1_DATE2]-[PKG.1_DATE1])/7 else if [Latest Package Date] = [PKG.2_DATE2] then (Duration.Days [PKG.2_DATE2]-[PKG.2_DATE1])/7 else 0
8 Replies
- AnonymousNot applicable
if this
Custom Column -> Latest Package Delay = if List.Max({[PKG.1_DATE2], [PKG.2_DATE2]}) = 0 then null else List.Max({[PKG.1_DATE2], [PKG.2_DATE2]})
works, I suspect the column type [PKG.....] is not date.
Then the error that probably raises the following expression.
Could you give some example of the input table and the expected ouput table?
- AnonymousNot applicable
Anonymous Thanks again for your help.
The expected output table for column "Schedule Delay" should be a value for the number of weeks delayed.
Input Table
- AnonymousNot applicable
and the input table is ...
you should give only some fictitious examples of the data you manage.
Is important know the number, the order and the name on the columns involved; the tipical case you wanto to treat:
For example if you have the max you are looking for in two differente pkg, which pkg we should considere to calculate the delay.
etc etc..
- mahoneypatMicrosoft Employee
Is the second custom column referencing the first one? Maybe just a typo in the post, but the names are different (Latest Package Date vs. Latest Package Delay).
If this works for you, please mark it as the solution. Kudos are appreciated too. Please let me know if not.
Regards,
Pat
- AnonymousNot applicable
No, it should be Latest Package Date. This is not a problem. I need to find the difference in weeks from the latest package date.
- v-eachen-msftCommunity Support
Hi Anonymous ,
Do you mean to calculate the difference with Duration.Days()? It should be "Duration.Days( [PKG.1_DATE2]-[PKG.1_DATE1] )/7"
- AnonymousNot applicable
v-eachen-msft See message 5. I'm already using the Duration Days in my power query. I need to calculate the Duration Days from the latest package date.