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I'm trying to use DATEADD to calculated the due date of customer invoices, but am randomly getting blank results.
I have two tables...
LEDGER
Customer | Invoice | Invoice Date
TERMS
Customer | TermsDays
I have a relationship on Customer
The InvoiceDate field is a calculdated field using the DATE() function, and is recognized as a date, so don't think I have any date-type issues.
This is my (simplified version) of my calculation
tmpDateAdd = DATEADD(LEDGER[InvoiceDate],RELATED(Terms[TermsDays]),DAY)
However, a good 10% of my records dont' return a result. No notable pattern. If I bring 'TermsDays' field from the 'Terms' table into my dataset, it returns a value correctly, it just doesn't seem to want to add it
I'll have a go using simply InvoiceDate + TermsDays, but is there a reason why it would selectively miss out values like this?
Yes DATEADD requires contiguous date selection
So you'll need a Calendar table and then reference the 'CalendarTable'[Date] Column
This should work as a COLUMN in your LEDGER table
tmpDateAdd = LEDGER[InvoiceDate] + RELATED(TERMS[TermsDays])
Thanks Sean, that's what I went with in the end (date+days), but was curious why it wasn't work.
Hadn't occured to me that not using a separate calendar table, in this example, would cause me an issue - but lesson learnt!
(I spend more time in SQL Server than I do PBI, and whilst using a calendar lookup table is just as important in that environment, in this particular scenario, it wouldn't have been an issue)
Thanks for pointing me in the right direction though, much appreciated.
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