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Hello,
This is my current formula which I believe is giving me my issue:
Aging = datediff(Append1[Invoice Date(EST)],today(),DAY)
It's that datediff rounds the number up. I do not want it to do this. For example the invoice is aged 90.33 days. I want it to fall into my 75-90 bucket, right now its goig into my 91 +.
What do I need to add to my formula to make it work as I am expecting? Thank you!
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In place of my old formula, I tried as you suggested. This is a copy and paste of what I had in Power BI:
Aging = DIVIDE(DATEDIFF(Append1[Invoice Date(EST)];TODAY();MINUTE);1440)
It came back with a syntax error for this- ;
Once I changed the ; to a , then it worked for me!
Thanks for the fast reponse!
Hi, try with this:
Column = DIVIDE(DATEDIFF(Table1[Date],TODAY();MINUTE),1440)
In place of my old formula, I tried as you suggested. This is a copy and paste of what I had in Power BI:
Aging = DIVIDE(DATEDIFF(Append1[Invoice Date(EST)];TODAY();MINUTE);1440)
It came back with a syntax error for this- ;
Once I changed the ; to a , then it worked for me!
Thanks for the fast reponse!
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