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hi,
i have this formula, it gave me big numbers which i think because i used sum after (claculate) i dont want to sum it, but calculate function does not allow to continue with me using sum,count,min...
i need to calculate a date difference with a filter in a third coulumn, so the desiered coulumns give months numbers and the others give blank. still trying but posting this question in the meantime
No_of_months since opened1 = DATEDIFF ('EVS Account'[Date_Opened],CALCULATE(SUM('EVS Account'[Date_action_code1].[Date]),FILTER('EVS Account','EVS Account'[Action_Code]="P")),MONTH)
thanks alot
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Hi @Ranahazim
I can reproduce your problem, i would suggest you to create a calculated column like this
Column = IF([Action_Code]="P",DATEDIFF([Date_Opened],[Date_action_code1],MONTH))
Or a measure
Measure = IF(MAX([Action_Code])="P",DATEDIFF(MAX([Date_Opened]),MAX([Date_action_code1]),MONTH))
Best Regards
Maggie
Hi @Ranahazim
I can reproduce your problem, i would suggest you to create a calculated column like this
Column = IF([Action_Code]="P",DATEDIFF([Date_Opened],[Date_action_code1],MONTH))
Or a measure
Measure = IF(MAX([Action_Code])="P",DATEDIFF(MAX([Date_Opened]),MAX([Date_action_code1]),MONTH))
Best Regards
Maggie
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