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Hey guys,
I've apparently not found a similar post and kind of been banging my head against the wall about this.
What am I trying to accomplish?
How have I been trying to solve this?
I hope this was not too complicated in explaination, dont know how to solve this at all anymore.
Screenshots:
DimDates
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Hello,
Generally when I have date intervals of any kind I always try to expand them:
Add a column for the duration:
Then add a list of dates dependant on the start end and duration:
Expand the list and you have a row for each day of each interval:
By taking this approach you should always get the exact number of days as each row can be individually counted!
Hope this helps!
Br,
J
Hello,
Generally when I have date intervals of any kind I always try to expand them:
Add a column for the duration:
Then add a list of dates dependant on the start end and duration:
Expand the list and you have a row for each day of each interval:
By taking this approach you should always get the exact number of days as each row can be individually counted!
Hope this helps!
Br,
J
Thank you very much!
I'll mark as solution as soon as I've tested out!
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