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Hello,
Trello newbie here.
I want to calculate
I could not find a way in Butler to do this (or most likely I dont know how to do it).
Once I know this, I want to use it in a power-up (Reports by Screenly) to create a dashboard that shows my quality and on-time-delivery to the customer.
Hi @Amit Soman
Look at this posts, maybe can help you
https://help.trello.com/article/1159-arithmetic-in-date-variables
https://butlerfortrello.com/trello-custom-field-automation.html
https://help.trello.com/article/1161-custom-field-arithmetic
https://tech.trello.com/power-up-tutorial-part-one/
Cheers
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Thank you
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Hi @Vero Rivas, I am looking if there is a way to calculate the difference between two date custom fields using Butler? Ex: I have 'Start Date' and 'Completion Date' as 2 custom fields and if I want to know the duration of the task, want to write a Butler rule which will calculate the difference of these 2 dates and return in another custom field of 'Task time'. Can you help?
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