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Hello,
I have the following calculated column formula which calculates the difference between two dates and i use it in a table visualization with the start date, end date and duration columns. But i want to add a text at the end of the duration value: " days".
Duration = DATEDIFF('Scores'[Start date],'Scores'[End date],DAY)+1
I tried to use the concatenate function but it does not work. Any help is much appreciated!
Duration = CONCATENATE((DATEDIFF('Scores'[Start date],'Scores'[End date],DAY)+1), " days")
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@Anonymous
Try this.
Duration = DATEDIFF('Scores'[Start date],'Scores'[End date],DAY)+1 & " days"
@Anonymous
Try this.
Duration = DATEDIFF('Scores'[Start date],'Scores'[End date],DAY)+1 & " days"
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