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Anonymous
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Calculating a Date Column based off of a length column

I am trying to calculate a new column that is an expiration date column based off of a start date column and a length column. I need it to be in weeks and not months, but I am drawing a blank on how to change it. Below is what I am using, along with the current table that is calculating by months

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Daniel29195
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@Anonymous 

 

this is because edate add nb of months . 

 

i think you can do something like this : 

calculated_column =  tble_name[start date] +  6 * 7 

 

this way, you are considering 6  weeks, and since each 1 week have 7 days.

i think it should work . 

 

 

 

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