I am subtrating two date column which is calculated but getting output as summed don't know why . Below is one example of that right one is good as it is 197 it calualyed in M query . left one is calculted in power bi desktop calulated column .
Actual Cycle Time = if(ISBLANK(SS[ActualShipDate]),BLANK(),IF(ISBLANK(SS[OrderReceivedDate]),BLANK(),(DATEDIFF(SS[ActualShipDate],SS[OrderReceivedDate],DAY))))
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Hi @navneet0512
Try this DAX for calculated column :
Actual Cycle Time = if(ISBLANK('Table'[ship date])||ISBLANK('Table'[recieved date]),BLANK(),DATEDIFF('Table'[recieved date],'Table'[ship date],DAY))
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Hi @navneet0512
Try this DAX for calculated column :
Actual Cycle Time = if(ISBLANK('Table'[ship date])||ISBLANK('Table'[recieved date]),BLANK(),DATEDIFF('Table'[recieved date],'Table'[ship date],DAY))
Unfortunately, I am out of the limit of pictures that I can attach to the discussions, so I created a file with an example:
Unfortunately, I am out of the limit of pictures that I can attach to the discussions, so I created a file with an example:
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want to subtract order recieved date from actual ship date means [actual shipdate - order recieved date]
Hi @navneet0512 you can replace the order of the parameters of the formula.
Just note that in your example start day is after the end day ...so the result will be (-197)
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