Hello friends and Angels,
I need to find the result from two dates, know the days from check in (01/01/2022) and check out (15/02/2022).
How can I find it?
Some similar to:
=IFS((
H5="cancelled_by_guest");0;
H5="cancelled_by_hotel";0;
H5="OK";(DAYS(E5;D5)/24))
This result is 1:00:00 but I need "1, 2, 3" for days
I saw https://support.google.com/appsheet/answer/10107326?hl=en
and I cann't find it.
Thanks Sara
Solved! Go to Solution.
Typically days between two dates in AppSheet are given by the expression
HOUR([Check Out]-[Check in])/24
where [Check Out] and [Check in] are date type columns.
Please refer the example
HOUR(TODAY() - [TargetDate]) / 24
in the date and time article you have shared under the section "Examples that compute Durations in Days, Months, or Years"
https://support.google.com/appsheet/answer/10107326?hl=en
HOUR([CHECK_OUT] - [CHECK_IN]) / 24 : number of days between check out's date and the check in value.
Typically days between two dates in AppSheet are given by the expression
HOUR([Check Out]-[Check in])/24
where [Check Out] and [Check in] are date type columns.
Please refer the example
HOUR(TODAY() - [TargetDate]) / 24
in the date and time article you have shared under the section "Examples that compute Durations in Days, Months, or Years"
https://support.google.com/appsheet/answer/10107326?hl=en
HOUR([CHECK_OUT] - [CHECK_IN]) / 24 : number of days between check out's date and the check in value.
Thanks boys,
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