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Hi,
I have 2 different connected tables.
How do i include the Networkdays in the Dax below?
Days = DATEDIFF(RELATED(Packing[Date].[Date]),Shipping[Date ].[Date],DAY)
I try this but it give me errors
Days = Networkdays(DATEDIFF(RELATED(Packing[Date].[Date]),Shipping[Date ].[Date],DAY),1)
Help please... thank you.😊
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you have created a column instead of a measure
For a column, it would go as below:
Hi, can anyone advise please?
Hey @JustNewbie ,
Can you please share a screenshot of the relationship of these two tables and the error that you are getting
Hi @Anonymous screenshot below
How to make the error go away?
@JustNewbie ,
Can you try
@Anonymous
But it give wrong result...
you have created a column instead of a measure
For a column, it would go as below:
Can anyone help please?
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