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Ecan20
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DAX to compute the difference between date for specific items

Dear experts,
I have a table like the example below with product ID, StartDate, EndDate. I would like to calculate the difference between the last EndDate and the first StartDate per each iem ID, like shown in the DateDiff column. Is that possible with a measure? Appreciate if you can offer some help. 

 

TIA!

 

IDStartDateEndDateDateDiff
121-12-11 22:3021-12-11 23:470.04167
121-12-11 23:4721-12-11 23:300.04167
221-12-11 23:5722-12-11 0:000.01250
222-12-11 0:0022-12-11 0:140.01250
222-12-11 0:1422-12-11 0:150.01250
322-12-11 0:2722-12-11 0:400.02569
322-12-11 0:4022-12-11 0:550.02569
322-12-11 0:5522-12-11 1:040.02569
422-12-11 1:0622-12-11 1:570.04514
422-12-11 1:5722-12-11 2:030.04514
422-12-11 2:0322-12-11 2:110.04514
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mahoneypat
Microsoft Employee
Microsoft Employee

Please try this column expression and convert the column to type decimal.

 

NewColumn =
VAR thisID = IDs[ID]
VAR minDT =
    MINX ( FILTER ( IDs, IDs[ID] = thisID ), IDs[StartDate] )
VAR maxDT =
    MAXX ( FILTER ( IDs, IDs[ID] = thisID ), IDs[EndDate] )
RETURN
    maxDT - minDT

 

Pat

 





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mahoneypat
Microsoft Employee
Microsoft Employee

Please try this column expression and convert the column to type decimal.

 

NewColumn =
VAR thisID = IDs[ID]
VAR minDT =
    MINX ( FILTER ( IDs, IDs[ID] = thisID ), IDs[StartDate] )
VAR maxDT =
    MAXX ( FILTER ( IDs, IDs[ID] = thisID ), IDs[EndDate] )
RETURN
    maxDT - minDT

 

Pat

 





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Anonymous
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@Ecan20 

 

Are you sure you want a measure and not a calculated column? What should a measure return if there are many different ID's visible in the current context? Your picture suggests that you want a calculated column...

@Anonymous you are right, a calculated column will work better for my case. I am not really familiar though, could you help me through the steps please? Thank you

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