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I want to calculate the days difference between the payment received date and invoice date and the calculated column i used is
S.No 5 if you see the difference in the date is 28 days but it shows 56, similarly S.No 5 the difference is 49 days.
Hi @Avivek ,
Use this measure for calculating difference between days.
Days Diff =
DATEDIFF (
MAX ( RECEIVABLES[Payment Recieved date] ),
MAX ( RECEIVABLES[Invoice Date] ),
DAY
)
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@Avivek - Try:
Days Diff = ((RECEIVABLES[Payment Recieved date])-(RECEIVABLES[Invoice Date])) * 1.
Otherwise, confirm there is not a duplicate record. 28 + 28 = 56 so it is suspicious. You are probably using a default SUM aggregation on that column.
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