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Hello,
I´ve been trying to use date difference between two columns in a database and Im unable to link them in the measure formula. Whenever I try to input ' the only options available are my other set of measures.
Basically what I´m looking to do is to calculate the delay between scheduled date and shipment date.
Thank you for your time.
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Hi @Shackwell ,
Try something like this:
Days Difference = SUMX('yourTable', DATEDIFF('yourTable'[ScheduleDate], 'yourTable'[ShipmentDate], DAY))
Thanks,
Pragati
Hi @Shackwell ,
Try something like this:
Days Difference = SUMX('yourTable', DATEDIFF('yourTable'[ScheduleDate], 'yourTable'[ShipmentDate], DAY))
Thanks,
Pragati
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