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Hi Datediff in always ROUNDUP, for Always rounddown you may use -1 like this:
diference = DATEDIFF(Table1[Column1];Table1[Column2];MONTH)-1
Hi Datediff in always ROUNDUP, for Always rounddown you may use -1 like this:
diference = DATEDIFF(Table1[Column1];Table1[Column2];MONTH)-1
This is not acceptable solution. Subtracting one will create problems for you in other situations
Correct, the solution is not to subtract 1. Any ideas what the solution is? I'm trying to do a calculation for Years of Service. Some of the values are getting rounded up (i.e., 5 or more months).
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