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Hi Everyone,
I need to find interval from two date columns which is from different tables and not in direct realationship
Interval days = 'customer_policies'[Approval_date] - 'policy_sales'[sale_date]
Facing some issue in sharing screenshot, otherwise i would have shared it.
so, Relation between tables are below:
customer_policies[customer_id] ---many to one --customer[customer_id]
customer[customer_id] --- one to many ---policy_sales[customer_id]
Kindly some one help on this with explanation if possiblle.
Thanks in advance.
Hi @saikarthick,
I'd like to suggest you to add a calculate column at 'many side' to reference date column from 'one side', then you can simply use datediff function to calculate interval.
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
Thanks bro. I am very new to power bi.
Can u please explain me with an example. If possible on same scenario.
HI @saikarthick,
Can you please share a sample pbix file? I will add sample formula on it.
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
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