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Artofdax
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Datediff with % off

‎08-08-2024 12:55 AM

hi, need little help with my calculation.

 

I would like to take 20% off Target Days

 

DATEDIFF(Table1[First Day)],Table1[Last Day)],DAY)<=(Table1[Target Days])
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aduguid
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‎08-08-2024 12:57 AM

Try this measure 

DaysDifferenceCheck =
DATEDIFF(Table1[First Day], Table1[Last Day], DAY) <= (Table1[Target Days] * 0.8)

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aduguid
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‎08-08-2024 12:57 AM

Try this measure 

DaysDifferenceCheck =
DATEDIFF(Table1[First Day], Table1[Last Day], DAY) <= (Table1[Target Days] * 0.8)
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Artofdax
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In response to aduguid

‎08-08-2024 01:03 AM

Thank you 

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