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Hi
I used this code to calculate the difference between 2 dates
Duration.Days(Duration.From([Date_Today]-[Date]))
This gives me the proper result in days, but can I convert these days into years?
so that ex 65 days = 0 years, 521 = 1 year ...
thx
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@jochendecraene
Your formula will go as :
Number.RoundDown(
Duration.Days(Duration.From([Date_Today]-[Date]))/365.25,
0
)
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@jochendecraene
Your formula will go as :
Number.RoundDown(
Duration.Days(Duration.From([Date_Today]-[Date]))/365.25,
0
)
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@jochendecraene
First, calculate the days difference as oer your formula,
Divide it by 365.25 (.25 added to include leap year as it comes once in 4 years), you get the year with fraction.
Round it down to show only full completed year(s).
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