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Days Remaining Calculation
Awesome. Actually needed a MIN not MAX, as I was trying to get a day count between today and end date. If end date is after today then 0.
= MIN ( 1 * ( Today ( ) - YourTable[EndDate] ) , 0)
Thanks - this was extremely helpful!
Anonymous
If [End Date] > Today ( ) Then 0 Else 1 * ( Today ( ) - YourTable[EndDate] ) is equivalent to
MAX ( 1 * ( Today ( ) - YourTable[EndDate] ) , 0)
or
- MIN ( 1 * ( YourTable[EndDate] - Today ( ) ) , 0 )
But not to:
MIN ( 1 * ( Today ( ) - YourTable[EndDate] ) , 0)
OK Excel side. We're getting warmer, and this is awesome. However, using this solution when the end date is before today, it essentially begins couting days since the end date which ideally for my report would be 0.
i.e. if end date > today, then 0
Not sure how to incorporate that into your recommendation.
Thanks in advance.
Anonymous
Ok so you can use:
= MAX ( 1 * ( Today ( ) - YourTable[EndDate] ) , 0)