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Hi,
I can t use the DATEADD function correctly.
DATEADD(HISTORIQUE[DateFinPeriodeEssai1],-nbjprevenance,DAY)
-nbjprevenance = variable
if I put 0 in place of the variable, I get the right dates. But as soon as I want to add or subtract, nothing goes, sometimes I have the right answer, sometimes nothing.
Thank you for your help
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Hi,
After many tests, I tried this syntax:
HISTORIQUE[DateFinPeriodeEssai1] - nbjprevenance
and it works.
In case you plan to use a slicer, you can have a measure. Here "Add to date" is a slicer
Date from slicer = Var date1='Add To Date'[Add To Date Value] return CALCULATE(maxx(Sales,DATEADD(Sales[Order_Date],date1,DAY)))
You want to add static value once as column
Date from slicer col = Var date1=1 return DATEADD(Sales[Order_Date],-1*date1,DAY)
Hi, I understand your solution, but it doesn't work for all my data
@PatriceGRENcan you provide details on how you are calculating nbjprevenance variable? Also do you have date dimension in your model on which you are performing this DateADD function?
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Hi,
After many tests, I tried this syntax:
HISTORIQUE[DateFinPeriodeEssai1] - nbjprevenance
and it works.
Hi,
datePrevenancePeriodeEssai1 =
var nbj = HISTORIQUE[NombreJourDebutContrataDateJour]
var nbjprevenance =
switch(TRUE(); -- donne le nombre de jours de prévenance à respecter
nbj <8 ; 1;
and(nbj > 8 ; nbj <= 30);2;
and(nbj >30 ; nbj <= 90);15;30 )
return
DATEADD(HISTORIQUE[DateFinPeriodeEssai1];-nbjprevenance;DAY)
for the "Date Dimension", I'll look. This is a model that is available to me, I don't know yet everything in it.
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