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Dear,
We have clients with a reception date Per example 01/01/2018. I want to see a value (1) if the approved date is before 28 days after.
Is it possible using power bi?
example:
reception date 01/01/2018, approved: 10/01/2018: show value 1
reception date 01/01/2018, approved: 02/02/2018: no value.
The goal is to have the amount of accounts approved in less than 28 days as a conversion to the amount of accounts that are approved later.
Kind regards
Niek
Hi @niekdp,
Based on my test, you should be able to use the formula below to create a calculate column in your table to get the expected result in your scenario. ![]()
Column = IF(DATEDIFF(Table2[reception date],Table2[approved],DAY)<28,1)
Regards
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