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Satish_Kumar
Helper V
Helper V

how to calculate the number of days between two dates which are in different column?

 
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Anonymous
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Hi @Satish_Kumar,

Please use the following formula to calculate variance update column.

variance update = IF('NTT 16-17'[Last Payment on]<'NTT 16-17'[DueDate],DATEDIFF('NTT 16-17'[Last Payment on],'NTT 16-17'[DueDate],DAY),1*DATEDIFF('NTT 16-17'[DueDate],'NTT 16-17'[Last Payment on],DAY))


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Thanks,
Lydia Zhang

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Thiyags
Helper II
Helper II

You can use the DATEDIFF function to calculate the difference between the two dates.

 

@Thiyags

its giving wrong answer.

 

Hi @Satish_Kumar,

 

What is the wrong answer? Please give more info.

 

 

@manderson

its only subtracting the days

if 12/2/2016-17/4/2016

answer is -5 only which is wrong

its only subtracting the days

if 12/2/2016-17/4/2016

answer is -5 only which is wrong

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Anonymous
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Hi @Satish_Kumar,

Please use the following formula to calculate variance update column.

variance update = IF('NTT 16-17'[Last Payment on]<'NTT 16-17'[DueDate],DATEDIFF('NTT 16-17'[Last Payment on],'NTT 16-17'[DueDate],DAY),1*DATEDIFF('NTT 16-17'[DueDate],'NTT 16-17'[Last Payment on],DAY))


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Thanks,
Lydia Zhang

ITS VERY IMPORTANT FOR ME HELP ME AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.

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