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mmoizk
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10 years ago
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Combining 2 different if statements in one

Trying to calculate days bucket for 2 dates against today's date. For example TargetStartdate and TargetEndDate. I did my dax for Start and end sperately and its working fine but I need to combine th...
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  • Sean's avatar
    Sean
    10 years ago

    mmoizk Let me know if this helps! You obviously have to pick better names for the Columns!

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mmoizk
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10 years ago

Days to Start and Days to End in your Excel (i know its based of the start date and today's date)

Sean's avatar
Sean
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10 years ago

ALL calculations are in PBI!

Those are Calculated Columns in PBI!

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    TealCanady
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    10 years ago

    Mmoizk,

    Looks like Sean's solution is the only way to go; why on earth they limit datediff this way in DAX i can only guess. This should work for you sorry for the misleading post; never would have guessed on that limit (spent to much time in SQL).

    Column:


    DaysSinceStart = TMPlan[Target Start Date] - TODAY()

     

     

    Teal

  • mmoizk's avatar
    mmoizk
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    10 years ago

    Exactly , want is the calucation done there?

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    mmoizk
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    10 years ago

    Exactly , i was looking for what calculation were used to calcuate (Basically the formula ) did you use DateDiff or 1*(StartDate - today())

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    TealCanady
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    10 years ago

    mmoizk,

    I was actually asking for you calculation that was failing on datediff.

     

     

    Teal

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    mmoizk
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    10 years ago

    here you go Teal