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I have a table that consists of many job numbers, activity name, and dates. Every job is listed twice because we are only looking at two activity names: Final Closing Walkthrough & Foundation - Concrete. I need to calculate the days from Base End Date (Concrete) to Base End Date (Closing). This is an example of one specific job
I was able to get my solution goign a different route. I did
Hi, @kboud3
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Yongkang Hua
you want to do in PowerQuery, look at Pivot and make Job 1-110-110 one row with ActivityName values used as a new column like (Final Closing Walkthru and Foundation - Concrete as column names as well as Base End Date and Act End Date. Then you can do a DateDiff between the date columns
Pivot job creates every job as a new column. Pivoting other columns makes the values 1 or 0. I might be misinterpreting your response
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