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I am trying to create a calculated column which shows the number of days' difference between two columns which have dates in them. I understand that I can get this with the following formula:

=DATEDIF([Date 1],[Date 2],"D")

which indeed works, as long as there is a date in both columns.

I am looking for formula - if one of the date is blank, then it should use another column date to find difference

My Calculated column would be names as [daysvacant] Days between [PositionFilleddate] - [resigneddate]

if [Positionfilleddate] is blank, then I want [Today]-[resigneddate]

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Use below formula:

=IF(ISBLANK([Positionfilleddate]), DATEDIF([resigneddate], Today(), "d"), DATEDIF([resigneddate], [Positionfilleddate], "d"))

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  1. Calculate the difference between two dates
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  • Yes, Thanks. It worked
    – Raj Abba
    Apr 3, 2021 at 15:12
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Yes, i did exactly the same, it worked

=IF(ISBLANK([Positionfilleddate]), DATEDIF([resigneddate], Today(), "d"), DATEDIF([resigneddate], [Positionfilleddate], "d"))

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