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I am trying to do a time subraction as a calculated column.
For example, the highlighted row should have hours = 8.5 (6:30 pm - 10:00 am)
Can this be done as a column or do I have to use a measure?
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Hi,
This calculated column formula works
=(Table1[End_Date_Repeat]-Table1[Event_Date_Repeat])*24
Hi,
This calculated column formula works
=(Table1[End_Date_Repeat]-Table1[Event_Date_Repeat])*24
This worked...thanks!!
You are welcome.
Hi @i820017 ,
Here a solution with a measure:
DAX:
DurationMeasure = SUMX (Table, DATEDIFF ( Table[Event_Date_Repeat], Table[End_Date_Repeat], MINUTE ) / 60 )
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This solution worked as well, but I wanted the solution as a calculated column.
Hi @i820017 ,
Here a solution for a calculated column:
DAX:
DurationCol = DATEDIFF ( Table[Event_Date_Repeat], Table[End_Date_Repeat], MINUTE ) / 60
Does this solve your issue? 🙂
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