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Hi,
I have two dates, a start datetime 29-04-2019 15:00:00 and an end datetime 04-05-2019 15:00:00, is it possible to make it count how many saturdays and sundays i have between these two dates, so in this case i have one saturday, and if the end datetime was 05-05-2019 15:00:00, i would have one sundays aswell.
Its fine with two columns one for saturdays and one for sundays.
Best regards ML
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Hi @Anonymous , I advice the next:
I would create a calendar table with the next columns:
Date (maybe autocalendar)
Saturday= SWITCH(WEEKDAY(Calendario[Date]);7;1)
Sundays= SWITCH(WEEKDAY(Calendario[Date]);1;1)
Then, on your table, create the next calculated columns:
NumSat = CALCULATE(SUM(Calendario[Saturday]);DATESBETWEEN(Calendario[Date];Table1[STARDATE];Table1[ENDDATE]))
NumSun = CALCULATE(SUM(Calendario[Sunday]);DATESBETWEEN(Calendario[Date];Table1[STARDATE];Table1[ENDDATE]))
Best Regards,
Miguel
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Hi @Anonymous , I advice the next:
I would create a calendar table with the next columns:
Date (maybe autocalendar)
Saturday= SWITCH(WEEKDAY(Calendario[Date]);7;1)
Sundays= SWITCH(WEEKDAY(Calendario[Date]);1;1)
Then, on your table, create the next calculated columns:
NumSat = CALCULATE(SUM(Calendario[Saturday]);DATESBETWEEN(Calendario[Date];Table1[STARDATE];Table1[ENDDATE]))
NumSun = CALCULATE(SUM(Calendario[Sunday]);DATESBETWEEN(Calendario[Date];Table1[STARDATE];Table1[ENDDATE]))
Best Regards,
Miguel
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
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