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Hi @tameismael
According to the syntax of DATEIFF function, start_date and end_date should be a scalar datatime value. Scalar value means it’s a single value but not something like a column or table. For more details about DATEDIFF, please refer to DATEDIFF.
Please try to replace the part of DATEDIFF as the following:
DATEDIFF(MINX('Table','Table'[Start of Week]),MAXX('Table','Table'[End of Week]),WEEK).
Then you will get the count of weeks between every start data and every end date.
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Caiyun
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Hi @tameismael
According to the syntax of DATEIFF function, start_date and end_date should be a scalar datatime value. Scalar value means it’s a single value but not something like a column or table. For more details about DATEDIFF, please refer to DATEDIFF.
Please try to replace the part of DATEDIFF as the following:
DATEDIFF(MINX('Table','Table'[Start of Week]),MAXX('Table','Table'[End of Week]),WEEK).
Then you will get the count of weeks between every start data and every end date.
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Caiyun
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly. If you still have questions, please feel free to let me know. Thanks in advance!
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