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I have two date related formulas that I am requested help with.
1. I have 2 different date columns ([Date Completed] and [Store Date]) which I'd like to compare. I want to build logic so that I can compile a list of all the rows where [Date Completed] was AFTER [Store Date].
2. I would like to compare if a date column [Date Approved] is within 2 weeks (14 days) of [Date Reviewed]
Thank you!
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Hi @Anonymous,
From your description, I have entered some sample data like the picture below:
For the first issue:
Sample data
Create a calculated column and you can see the result.
Column = IF([Date Completed]>=[Store Date],[Date Completed],BLANK())
For the second issue:
Sample data
Create a calculated column and you can see the result.
Column = (DATEDIFF([Date Approved],[Date Reviewed],WEEK)+1)<=2
If I misunderstood you, could you please offer me more information about your data structure or share your pbix file if possible?
You can also download the PBIX file to have a view.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/q0uw1ndwbfmkt40/Compare%202%20Date%20Columns%20by%20Time%20Logic.pbix?dl=0
Regards,
Daniel He
Hi @Anonymous,
Could you please tell me the [Date Completed] column and [Store Date] column are in one table or in different tables? And the list you want to compile is a column in date view or a list in query editor? And I could not get any data information about the [Date Approved] column and [Date Reviewed] column. Could you please offer me more information about your data structure and post me your desired picture?
Regards,
Daniel He
Both [Date Completed] and [Store Date] are in the same table. The list or measure I want to make would be a calculated column ideally, which would say something like True/False if [Date Approved] is within 2 weeks of [Date Reviewed], then I could do a count DAX to add those up and put that into a chart or to list out in a summary all the projects that are within 2 weeks.
I hope that helps
Hi @Anonymous,
From your description, I have entered some sample data like the picture below:
For the first issue:
Sample data
Create a calculated column and you can see the result.
Column = IF([Date Completed]>=[Store Date],[Date Completed],BLANK())
For the second issue:
Sample data
Create a calculated column and you can see the result.
Column = (DATEDIFF([Date Approved],[Date Reviewed],WEEK)+1)<=2
If I misunderstood you, could you please offer me more information about your data structure or share your pbix file if possible?
You can also download the PBIX file to have a view.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/q0uw1ndwbfmkt40/Compare%202%20Date%20Columns%20by%20Time%20Logic.pbix?dl=0
Regards,
Daniel He
Hi what can be done if I want it to display as "On Time/Late" instead of True False?
you could run a secondary column that runs a simple IF/THEN in which true=on time, and false=Late.
Or Nest the if statement at the front
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