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Hi,
I need help to calculate days between column A and column B, the result should be presented in column C. I´ve managed to calculate days between A and B if they both contain dates. The twist is that I wan´t to use present day and calculate with order day if delivery date is missing. So column C should always present data.
I´m not really sure if this can be accomplished using Dax...
I´ve tried this code in a Power Query but it won´t work:
if ['Delivery date']=""
then (DateTime.Date-['Order date'])
else
(['Delivery Date']-[#"Order date"])
Thanks in advance!
Solved! Go to Solution.
In Power query you can create a custom column
= if [Delivery Date]="" or [Delivery Date]=null
then Date.From(DateTime.LocalNow())-[Order date]
else [Delivery Date]-[Order date]
In DaX you can create a calculated column:
Column =
IF(ISBLANK([Delivery Date]), DATEDIFF([Order Date], TODAY(), DAY), DATEDIFF([Order Date], [Delivery Date], DAY) )
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In Power query you can create a custom column
= if [Delivery Date]="" or [Delivery Date]=null
then Date.From(DateTime.LocalNow())-[Order date]
else [Delivery Date]-[Order date]
In DaX you can create a calculated column:
Column =
IF(ISBLANK([Delivery Date]), DATEDIFF([Order Date], TODAY(), DAY), DATEDIFF([Order Date], [Delivery Date], DAY) )
do not hesitate to give a kudo to useful posts and mark solutions as solution
Thanks @az38 for quick reply!
I manged to get you DaX-code to work as you can see below, the Power query won´t show and present days where the delivery date column is missing data, can it be a problem with Date.From(DateTime.LocalNow())?
try null without quotas in Power query, just = null
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- To quote or note to quote, that´s the question!? 😉
When I removed the quotation of null your Power Query script worked aswell.
Thanks for your patience and help!
There is no question, if I see null 🙂
Good luck!
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