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Hey Guys!
Im trying to accomplish the same fuction of YEARFRAC like excel has but in my paginated report. I tried DATEDIFF expression and got close by not the correct answer. Any help is much appreciated.
Goal: (YEARFRAC Date1, Date2) Ex. YEARFRAC("8/28/2020","12/31/2021")
Answer: 1.34
Attempt:
=CStr(DATEDIFF("m",Fields!Acquisition_Close_Date.Value,First(Fields!MaxReturn.Value, "MaxReturnDate"))\12)&"."& CStr(DATEDIFF("m",Fields!Acquisition_Close_Date.Value,First(Fields!MaxReturn.Value, "MaxReturnDate")) Mod 12)
Attempt Answer: 1.4
Thanks for your help!
Solved! Go to Solution.
Try
= DATEDIFF("m",Fields!Acquisition_Close_Date.Value,First(Fields!MaxReturn.Value, "MaxReturnDate")) / 365
Proud to be a Super User!
@FarhanAhmed the solution works! I had to adjust the 365 to 12.
Do you know how to two decimals instead on showing just one?
Thanks!
Try
= DATEDIFF("m",Fields!Acquisition_Close_Date.Value,First(Fields!MaxReturn.Value, "MaxReturnDate")) / 365
Proud to be a Super User!
@FarhanAhmed the solution works! I had to adjust the 365 to 12.
Do you know how to two decimals instead on showing just one?
Thanks!
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