DATEDIFF Function in Tableau - Calculating the Difference in Two Dates in Tableau

tableautraining... Have you ever wanted to find out the difference between two date fields in Tableau? Here's how

[@chuckdiaz9263]

Thank you for this video, I think that it was for sure the best I've seen on the suject

[@MarwanMostafa-g1e]

Thank you for your clear explanation. Keep going

[@tariqa8962]

Thank your the clear explanation! in minute 5:04 I don't get how sorting the data by descending order has 92 days in the middle? Shouldn't it be the top value?

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[@manoghnaj940]

Oh good lord! this is helping me thank you!

[@davidkezi6086]

THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR THIS

[@ajitpokharkar1144]

plz add video about the DATETRUNC function

[@TIM123451ERR]

Thank you!

[@jencuevas72]

Hello, I am having a big issue by getting the correct results, some of them are accurate but some others are not, even considering the same month and year of calculation, is there anyone who can help me to solve the issue please?

[@jayeshtiwari4875]

I have the same problem and I came across this video which is exactly like how I did it...but I get inaccurate results

[@karenmtz3614]

Alguien que me ayude con un cálculo Por que el total me suma 1 y 0 cuando solo quiero que me sume 1

[@7Earthsky]

Thanks dude.

[@tableautraining8708]

No problem!

[@eduardogarcia9793]

84 days for envelopes. Wow.

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[@drpando]

Nice how you skipped right past the keystroke/mouseclick that presented the options available for the datepart. You didn't mention how you got that to appear. You need to remember who's viewing your videos - people who are intelligent in their own right, but generally have no idea how to use Tableau. That one little omission in your video, and therefore your viewers not knowing what options may be available for DATEPART, is enough to cause the whole thing to not work. Details, details my friend.

[@tableautraining8708]

David, it's merely a screenshot placed over the video during editing to showcase all of the available time slices that you can insert into that particular function. That is not Tableau, nor was anything omitted. It's a picture on-top of a video to help others see the power of that function. Not native functionality my friend.

[@JapanShorts4U]

Sounds like you need to make your own videos then. Great video Tableau Training!

[@mugssyy]

Thank you!