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This is tipping me over the edge. I have an excel spreadsheet that I have imported into Power BI.
I have filtered the result so only 3 records appear.
The next review date are the 9th, 12th and 12th again of March 2018 and the exposure start daes are 1st April 2018.
My new colum is
Days Betwn = DATEDIFF(
(DATEVALUE(Sheet1[Next Review Date])),
(DATEVALUE(Sheet1[Exposure Start Date]))
,DAY)
and I am hit with the error In DATEDIFF function the start date cannot be greatert than the end date
Which is obviously not the case. I have edited the query so the value are dates only or date/time and I still get the same error.
Any help would be appreciated.
Do I need to create it as a measure opposed to a column?
Please help?
I'm confused as to what you're doing - you say you've converted the values to dates/datetime, but you're using the datevalue function as if you're importing text-based values? Generally I'll just make a difference column in M and take one column from the other as I find that to be the easiest way about it, but for your function maybe try getting rid of the datevalue bit of the function and just reference the existing columns directly?
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