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I connected data from a SharePoint List to PowerBi. I have all the data that I need except for the "Duration." - I do however have an "End Date."
Is there a way around it or some way to make PowerBi calculate the "Duration" from the "Start" and End Date"?
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Hi @jberuh,
If your table contains start date, you can try to use datediff function to create a duration column.
Sample:
Duartion= DateDiff(Table[StartDate],Table[EndDate],HOUR)
If you table not contains the start date, you should find it first then calculate with it.
Reference link:
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
Hi @jberuh,
If your table contains start date, you can try to use datediff function to create a duration column.
Sample:
Duartion= DateDiff(Table[StartDate],Table[EndDate],HOUR)
If you table not contains the start date, you should find it first then calculate with it.
Reference link:
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
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