J Juliette New member Local time Today, 01:11 Joined Apr 21, 2016 Messages 9 Apr 21, 2017 #1 Hi I have two date columns and have worked out the difference between the dates. Expr1: DateDiff("d",[OrderDueDate],[MLastReceiptDat]) Can someone help how to show the result as a percentage Thanks Juliette
Hi I have two date columns and have worked out the difference between the dates. Expr1: DateDiff("d",[OrderDueDate],[MLastReceiptDat]) Can someone help how to show the result as a percentage Thanks Juliette
Ranman256 Well-known member Local time Today, 04:11 Joined Apr 9, 2015 Messages 4,348 Apr 21, 2017 #2 make 2 queries: Q1, totals the items Q2, joins Q1 with the Data table and divides the tData.Amt/Q1.Total (set format to percent)
make 2 queries: Q1, totals the items Q2, joins Q1 with the Data table and divides the tData.Amt/Q1.Total (set format to percent)
P plog Banishment Pending Local time Today, 03:11 Joined May 11, 2011 Messages 12,055 Apr 21, 2017 #3 Can someone help how to show the result as a percentage Click to expand... Percent of what? You need 2 numbers for a percentage. What's the other one and which is the numerator? Unless of course you just want to convert the DateDiff value to a percentage, in which case just add "00%" to it: Perc: DateDiff("d", [Date1], [Date2]) & "00%"
Can someone help how to show the result as a percentage Click to expand... Percent of what? You need 2 numbers for a percentage. What's the other one and which is the numerator? Unless of course you just want to convert the DateDiff value to a percentage, in which case just add "00%" to it: Perc: DateDiff("d", [Date1], [Date2]) & "00%"