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Aravindvunnam
Contributor II
Contributor II

DATEDIFF function in qlik sense

Hi community,

Iam new to qlik sense and starting to evaluate it as a BI Tool and trying to do a simple calculation with DATADIFF, but DATEDIFF is not a valid function in qlik ,can please help me to convert SQL code to qlik sense script ?

"Technical CO2" / 365.0 * 

                                                                                case when (datediff(DAY, case when DateFinExo > min(Calcul_Datedebut)  then DateFinExo else min(Calcul_Datedebut) end,  max(Calcul_DateFin) )+1 <= 0) or (datediff(DAY, min(Calcul_Datedebut),max(Calcul_DateFin)) < 30) then 0

                                                                                else datediff(day, case when DateFinExo > min(Calcul_Datedebut)  then DateFinExo else min(Calcul_Datedebut) end,  max(Calcul_DateFin) )+1

                                                                                end

                                                        

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MarcoWedel

Maybe something like this?

[Technical CO2]/365.0 * 
If(Max(Calcul_DateFin)-RangeMax(DateFinExo,Min(Calcul_Datedebut))+1 <= 0 or Max(Calcul_DateFin)-Min(Calcul_Datedebut) < 30,
   0,
   Max(Calcul_DateFin)-RangeMax(DateFinExo,Min(Calcul_Datedebut))+1)

 

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MVP
MVP

In Qlik, you can simply subtract or add dates. Date1 - Date2 will give you the difference in days (if they're a timestamp, it'll include the time aspect, e.g. 1.5 is a day and a half).

MarcoWedel

Maybe something like this?

[Technical CO2]/365.0 * 
If(Max(Calcul_DateFin)-RangeMax(DateFinExo,Min(Calcul_Datedebut))+1 <= 0 or Max(Calcul_DateFin)-Min(Calcul_Datedebut) < 30,
   0,
   Max(Calcul_DateFin)-RangeMax(DateFinExo,Min(Calcul_Datedebut))+1)