Morning, Just looking to apply conditional formatting to cases that are overdue updates. In this example, the last update is far greater than 2 days but is still showing 0. Have I got something wrong in the measure or is if for some reason not recognising the date?

Hi richrich123 , According to your description, here are my steps you can follow as a solution. (1) This is my test data. (2) We can create a measure. Older than 2 days = IF(DATEDIFF(SELECTEDVALUE('Case'[lastcustomerupdate]),TODAY(),DAY)>2,1,0) (3) Then the result is as follows. Best Regards, Neeko Tang If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.

Where have I gone wrong with datediff measure?

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Idrissshatila
Super User
3 years ago
Hello,

Try switching the two dates, put the today(), then the your selected date.

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richrich123
Helper III
3 years ago
Idrissshatila , hi and thanks for the suggestion. I have tried swapping today() to before my selected date but it then is only offering me to compare to measures in the case data and not my selected date? All those in the drop down are measures only and don't contain any fields e.g my lastupdated filed.
- Idrissshatila
  Super User
  3 years ago
  Hello,
  can you paste the first measure here
  - richrich123
    Helper III
    3 years ago
    Idrissshatila
    
    Older than 2 days = IF( DATEDIFF(SELECTEDVALUE('Case'[lastcustomerupdate].[Date]),TODAY(), DAY) > 2,1,0)

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Where have I gone wrong with datediff measure?