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Hi
I want to make a column with difference between two date colums. I know i can use =duration.days(date1-date2), but the thing is that one of my date colums also contains time. When I enter in the function the new columns returns with an error.
Can I do something so the function only calculate the difference between the dates and ignores the time in one of the columns?
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @hans3400 , insert a custom column, and write this formule:
[Date 2]-Date.From([Date 1])
When Date 1 y the date with hours, and Date 2 is the normal date (without hours).
The result:
Best regards
Hi @hans3400 , insert a custom column, and write this formule:
[Date 2]-Date.From([Date 1])
When Date 1 y the date with hours, and Date 2 is the normal date (without hours).
The result:
Best regards
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