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Caluate days between days witha including a today variable
- 3 years ago
AzJackson add a new column using the following logic
Number of Days = DATEDIFF ( Table[Start Date], COALEASCE ( Table[End Date], TODAY () ), DAY )Follow us on LinkedIn and to our YouTube channel
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- Anonymous3 years ago
DATEDIFF([Start Date],IF(ISBLANK(Closed Date) = TRUE(),NOW(),[Closed Date]),DAY)
Try this.
It's saying "Get the date difference in days between start date and closed date, if the closed date is blank, use today's date".
Let me know if this works. Kind regards.
DATEDIFF([Start Date],IF(ISBLANK(Closed Date) = TRUE(),NOW(),[Closed Date]),DAY)
Try this.
It's saying "Get the date difference in days between start date and closed date, if the closed date is blank, use today's date".
Let me know if this works. Kind regards.
- Anonymous3 years agoNot applicable
Create a calculated column using this, not a measure by the way. Good luck!