Using DateDiff() To Calculate Time Intervals In DAX

(Chris Webb) One of the most useful new additions to DAX in Excel 2016 and the Power BI Designer is the DateDiff() function. It does exactly what you would expect: calculate the amount of time in between two dates, and express that value as either seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks, months, quarte

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Using DateDiff() To Calculate Time Intervals In DAX

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