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Calculated column showing number of days between dates
Hi, I want a column that shows the number of days between a date thats in another field and todays date. I tried with this =floor((Number([Datefield])-Number(@now))/(1000*60*60*24)), but it failed. ...
Tonje Waasjø you can use the DATEDIF function =DATEDIF(TODAY(),Expiry,"D")
Rob
Los Gallardos
Intranet, SharePoint and Power Platform Manager (and classic 1967 Morris Traveller driver)
Thank you for your answer Rob. When I paste this in, I get a syntax error message. I just change the name of the column. =DATEDIF(TODAY(),Sluttdato,"D")
Tonje Waasjø
go for this:
=ReviewDate-today()
it will give you overdue days in negative days.
=(ReviewDate-today())*-1
it will give you the overdue days in days.
