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hey guys hoping i can get some help,
i have a date column named [Discard Date]with future dates. I need to include a new column where it takes the [discard date] and will tell me in a new column how many days each date is until it hits "discard".
discard = todays date. i currently have them set out where if the discard date is within 5 days, the column turns red, if discard date is within 5-10 days column turns yellow and if discard date is between 10-14 days, column turns green(see below code and screenshot):
Discard:
load *,
if([discard_date] -today() >=0 and [discard_date] -today() <=5, dual('<=5 Days',1),
if([discard_date] -today() >=5 and [discard_date] -today() <=10, dual('5-10 Days',2),
if([discard_date] -today() >=10 and [discard_date] -today() <=14, dual('10-14 Days',3)))) as [Pallet Discard];
however, is there a way to get a new column where it will be "days left till discard"?
thank you,Ciarán
Hi you can use an expression like: [discard_date] -today()
Or if you want to make selections on that vaue you can create another field to have that value precalculated:
Discard:
load *,
[discard_date] -today() as [Days left till discard],
if([discard_date] -today() >=0 and [discard_date] -today() <=5, dual('<=5 Days',1),
if([discard_date] -today() >=5 and [discard_date] -today() <=10, dual('5-10 Days',2),
if([discard_date] -today() >=10 and [discard_date] -today() <=14, dual('10-14 Days',3)))) as [Pallet Discard];
Hi you can use an expression like: [discard_date] -today()
Or if you want to make selections on that vaue you can create another field to have that value precalculated:
Discard:
load *,
[discard_date] -today() as [Days left till discard],
if([discard_date] -today() >=0 and [discard_date] -today() <=5, dual('<=5 Days',1),
if([discard_date] -today() >=5 and [discard_date] -today() <=10, dual('5-10 Days',2),
if([discard_date] -today() >=10 and [discard_date] -today() <=14, dual('10-14 Days',3)))) as [Pallet Discard];