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Hi,
I have Table1 with [authdate] I'm trying to subtract table2[NumofMonths] from this date to get a new date. From the solutions I've found the subtraction of the months is always a static number. How would I subtract the column NumofMonths to get the new authdate?
Thanks
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You can modify calculate column as below:
Result = DATEDIFF ( Table[NumofMonths], Table[CurrentNum], MONTH )
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You can create a calculate column using DAX below:
authdate = Table[CurrentNum] - Table[NumofMonths]
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I've tried this but it only takes a number of days from the original date instead of months.
You can modify calculate column as below:
Result = DATEDIFF ( Table[NumofMonths], Table[CurrentNum], MONTH )
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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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