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I'm trying to calculate the length of time a request was open based on the date it was logged and the date it was closed but I'm clearly getting something wrong in the calculations:
Time To Close = DATEDIFF('sheet1'[Logged Date],'sheet1'[Completed Date)))
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Hey,
this DAX-Statement
Duration = DATEDIFF('Table1'[StartdateTime],'Table1'[EnddateTime],SECOND)returns
156600
using this input
StartdateTime EnddateTime 2017-08-30 12:00 2017-09-01 07:30
Looking at your formula I'm wondering about the missing 3rd parameter (UNITS) of the DATEDIFF()-function and also the number of closing parantheses, and there is also closing bracket missing after [Completed Date]
Regards
Hey,
this DAX-Statement
Duration = DATEDIFF('Table1'[StartdateTime],'Table1'[EnddateTime],SECOND)returns
156600
using this input
StartdateTime EnddateTime 2017-08-30 12:00 2017-09-01 07:30
Looking at your formula I'm wondering about the missing 3rd parameter (UNITS) of the DATEDIFF()-function and also the number of closing parantheses, and there is also closing bracket missing after [Completed Date]
Regards
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