DATEDIFF, calculate days between today and SQL date field, error

[moutinhoabreu]

Hi All,

I had a new column with the DATEDIFF working fine and suddendly stoped working.

Age = DATEDIFF(utcnow()+ 'Contas correntes de clientes'[dataven]+ DAY)

I was calculating the number of days between today and a sql column date with a previous date.

Now i have this error:

Too few arguments were passed to the DATEDIFF function. The minimum argument count for the function is 3.

[Greg_Deckler]

It seems like you have plus symbols (+) where you should have commas (,) or semi-colons (;). 

I am unaware of a regional language variation that uses + symbols like that...

[moutinhoabreu]

I've tried with this both syntax:

Age = DATEDIFF(UTCTODAY(); 'Contas correntes de clientes'[dataven]; DAY)

and 

Age = DATEDIFF(UTCTODAY(), 'Contas correntes de clientes'[dataven], DAY)

And the error now is:

The syntax for ';' is incorrect. (DAX(DATEDIFF(UTCTODAY(); 'Contas correntes de clientes'[dataven]; DAY))).

[Greg_Deckler · Accepted solution]

Seems like this should be the one:

Age = DATEDIFF(UTCTODAY(), 'Contas correntes de clientes'[dataven], DAY)

Is this a column or a measure?

This is what worked for me in a standard Calendar table:

Column = DATEDIFF(UTCTODAY(), [Date], DAY)

[moutinhoabreu]

It’s a column. I was aware of that limitation in measures.
Could it be possible due a direct query limitation on last power bi update ?
Since it was working before

Anyway you’re using DATE field without quotations and on my side when I select a sql field automatically places inside quotation ‘ xxxx ‘

[PattemManohar]

@moutinhoabreu The single quotes in your expression is because of Spaces in your table name. It's no harm having single-quotes even if you don't have spaces in your tablename.