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Hello, I'm having trouble to find a condition formula to my column.
I'm trying to track Helpdesk Backlogs, but I just can't find a solution to format the new column. From my POV, it's a simple problem, but as a somewhat beginner I'm suffering a bit to make things work properly
I have a column named "Creation Date" which should be enough to classify all the rows. Here are the following rules:
1. If Service Request was created between May/01/2021 and May/31/2021, it should be "Inside Month"
2. If service Request was created between Apr/01/2021 and Apr/30/2021, it should return "30 days"
3. If service Request was created on or before Mar/31/2021, it should return "60 days"
It might seems obvious, but this formula needs to be inteligent, since I want to autoupdate it everyday as months pass by.
I tried to start with the following formula just to test the first rule, but it didn't count correctly and it also counts May/2020. I also have no idea on how to write the 2. and 3. rules.
Any help is aprecciated, thanks in advance.
Solved! Go to Solution.
Try something using DATEDIFF like this.
Backlog 2 =
VAR _Today = TODAY()
VAR _Months = DATEDIFF(BaseChamados[Data de Criacao],_Today,MONTH)
RETURN
SWITCH(
_Months,
0,"Inside Month",
1,"30 days",
2,"60 days",
3,"90 days",
"91+ days"
)
Try something using DATEDIFF like this.
Backlog 2 =
VAR _Today = TODAY()
VAR _Months = DATEDIFF(BaseChamados[Data de Criacao],_Today,MONTH)
RETURN
SWITCH(
_Months,
0,"Inside Month",
1,"30 days",
2,"60 days",
3,"90 days",
"91+ days"
)