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Hey there,
I'm trying to add a custom column showing the days (financial year) between to dates with:
"=yearfrac([StartDate],[EndDate],2)".
When I enter my code in the wizard for custom columns there is no syntax error but after clicking OK it keeps returning an error.
Translated from German it says: "I did not get Yearfrac. Is it written correctly?"
Can anybody help?
Best
Nico
Solved! Go to Solution.
The Query Editor side of things uses a language called Power Query M, not DAX. As far as I know, YEARFRAC is only available in DAX, so that would be a measure or a calculated column after your data is loaded, rather than a custom column in the Query Editor.
Hi @Nicolas_viet,
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Best Regards,
Cherry
If a Power Query solution is needed, try as a Custom Column:
M YEARFRAC ( ) = Duration.TotalDays([EndDate] - [StartDate]) / 360
Basis from your example was '2' - Actual / 360
You might need to figure out the precision however as this was my result:
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The Query Editor side of things uses a language called Power Query M, not DAX. As far as I know, YEARFRAC is only available in DAX, so that would be a measure or a calculated column after your data is loaded, rather than a custom column in the Query Editor.
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