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Donny620
Helper I
3 years agoDifference in date between two columns in a measure?
Hello! I have an Excel version of this that I am trying to duplicate in PBI. I have three date columns Date 1a(stock date), Date1b(different stock date), and Date 2(sell date). I want to use Da...
- 3 years ago
Donny620 you can add a measure like this:
Trimmed Aging = VAR __Date1 = COALESCE ( SELECTEDVALUE ( Table[Date1] ), Table[Date2] ) VAR __Date2 = SELECTEDVALUE ( Table[Date2] ) VAR __Diff = DATEDIFF ( __Date1, __Date2, DAYS ) RETURN IF ( __Diff < 5, 5, IF ( __Diff > 540, 540, __Diff ) )
parry2k
Super User
3 years agoDonny620 check my formula, it is not DATE1, DATE2, there is a parenthesis in between.
- Donny6203 years ago
Helper I
parry2k Thank you again! I'm having trouble duplicating the formula (Do I add another SelectedValue function and change 'Days' to 'Day'?) To make it super simple here are two files one an Excel which gives the
'answer' using the required logic and a pivot table, and one PBI which looks at the Excel and tries a formula like yours.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rRqD-bkrzi7TG2ioG_VpmeUZd_gM35wc/view?usp=drive_link
Thank you!!
- Anonymous3 years agoNot applicable
You could always just use the Power Query through the 'Transform Data' Tab, if you had some thing like this:
The you could use a custom column to achieve what you want:
if [Date] = null and [Date2] <> null then [Date2] else if [Date] <> null and [Date2] = null then [Date] else if [Date] = null and [Date2] = null then null else List.Max({[Date],[Date2]}) - #duration(0,0,0,(Duration.TotalSeconds([Date]-[Date2]))/2)- Anonymous3 years agoNot applicable