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I am trying to find the date that is less the # of days from another date. My issue is that I have a date (sold date) in one column, and # of days from date of loss to date of sale in another column - and I'm trying to calculate the date of loss. So Sold Date - # of days from loss to sale = Date of loss.
I've used the DATEADD Function in this regard:
DOL = DATEADD('IAA and Metro (Appended)'[Sold Date].[Date],-'IAA and Metro (Appended)'[Calendar Days Loss To Assignment],DAY)
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I have overthought this to far. I created a column subtracting the date column from the # of days column and it worked like a dream. Still don't know why the DATEADD column was cutting off at 01/01/2019, but I have found my own solution.
Trevor
I have overthought this to far. I created a column subtracting the date column from the # of days column and it worked like a dream. Still don't know why the DATEADD column was cutting off at 01/01/2019, but I have found my own solution.
Trevor
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