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Anonymous
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calculate age difference between dates from two different tables

Hi There,

 

I've been trying find the ageing of Opportunities based on the create and close date of them, however, in order to get the desired result I need to take the values from two different tables which are already linked (has a relation). Here's the DAX column I've tried:

 

Opp_Age = IF(
ISERROR(DATEDIFF('Opportunity History'[CreatedDate], RELATED(Opportunity[CloseDate]),MONTH)),
DATEDIFF(RELATED(Opportunity[CloseDate]),'Opportunity History'[CreatedDate], MONTH))
 
I'm getting a balnk column as a result.
 
Ant help on this would be appriciated!!! Thanks in advance.
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az38
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Hi @Anonymous 

Why dont you use just 

Opp_Age = 
DATEDIFF('Opportunity History'[CreatedDate]; RELATED(Opportunity[CloseDate]);MONTH)

What kind of error you get?


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Anonymous
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@az38 Thank you for your prompt response. This formula isn't working as the close date is not being taken by the DAX.

az38
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@Anonymous why? what error you see?

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for what table you add the column? i added it for Opportunity History? what kind of relations between the tables do you use?


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