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Hello
I have created a couple of quick measures to calculate the difference in two dates for a specific usergroup, as below
1. WorkingDaysDiff = NETWORKDAYS(SELECTEDVALUE('Engagements'[Referral Date]), (SELECTEDVALUE('Engagements'[Eligibility Confirmation Date])))
2. KPI2test = NETWORKDAYS(SELECTEDVALUE('Engagements'[Eligibility Confirmation Date]), (SELECTEDVALUE('Meeting List'[Date/Time])))
Now the first measure outputs in the correct whole number format (e.g 1) , whereas the second measure provides the out put as (eg 32245) rather than (1,2,3,4 etc).
I do not understand why the first measure outputs correctly and the second one does not. I have tried changing the format on the ribbon etc to no avail. Does anyone have a solution for this, I have been away from powerbi for a while so Im a bit rusty!
Thanks in advance
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Hi, @Elisa112
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Best Regards
Have you tried "Measure Tools" after clicking your Measure?
Hi Tom
Yes I have tried, no luck
have you checked the format of that column 'Meeting List'[Date/Time] whether it's a date or it's "date time".
Sometimes I got funny result due to incorrect data format in Power query.
Hiya
I have checked and still giving the incorrect output
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