Created date - Today's Date

KimC2504

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Hi There,
I am using PowerBI and I have been asked to show all opportunities that have been created in the last 50 days. How would you approach this? I was thinking of a custom column with a formula?

Note, dates below are in DD/MM/YYYY format.

Oppty #Oppty NameCreated DateAmount
OPE-123Example 11/1/20201000
OPE-234Example 25/12/2019500
OPE-125Example 31/4/2020750
OPE-111Example 410/4/2020999
OPE-222Example 520/2/2020800
 

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maybe: [Created Date] >= Date.AddDays(DateTime.LocalNow(),-50) then filter by TRUE
 
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Hi @sandy666,

Thanks for your suggestion, unfortunately that doesn't work as you cannot apply operator > to Date Time and Date :(

I was also trying to create a custom column with Created Date after 1/2/2020 but I had no luck with that either.

[Created Date]<DATE(2020,2,1)
 
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try Date.From([Created Date]) >= Date.AddDays(Date.From(DateTime.LocalNow()),-50)
of course it should be in custom column
 
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Hi @sandy666, thank you so much, that worked perfectly.

I am also trying to create a custom column that was created after 1/2/2020 instead of -50 days.

I have tried
Code:
Date.From([Created Date]) >= Date.AddDays(Date.From(2020,2,1)))
but get error message(3 arguments were passed to a function which expects between 1 & 2)

Am I close? I am struggling with these dates formula's and I am trying to find some good tutorials to learn them.
 
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@sandy666 My manager has asked me a different question! They are always changing their minds!
I tried out your new suggestion and it is amazing. Thanks again(y)(y)(y)(y)
 
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