Hi @Kelly_McInnes - try this:
DATEADD({Target Date}, (-1 * {Days to Target}), 'days')
Slightly non-intuitive as you are adding negative days :slightly_smiling_face:

If you want to include the start date and the end date within the number of days to target you might want to use the alternative formula:
DATEADD({Target Date}, (-1 * {Days to Target}) + 1, 'days')
In the case of the example “John” above, there are 8 days between the 24/5 and 31/5 including both end points. With the first formula you’re saying “start on the 23rd go for 8 days, which takes you to the 30th; the next day is the 31st”.
JB
Hi @Kelly_McInnes - try this:
DATEADD({Target Date}, (-1 * {Days to Target}), 'days')
Slightly non-intuitive as you are adding negative days :slightly_smiling_face:

If you want to include the start date and the end date within the number of days to target you might want to use the alternative formula:
DATEADD({Target Date}, (-1 * {Days to Target}) + 1, 'days')
In the case of the example “John” above, there are 8 days between the 24/5 and 31/5 including both end points. With the first formula you’re saying “start on the 23rd go for 8 days, which takes you to the 30th; the next day is the 31st”.
JB
Thank you ! worked like a charm :slightly_smiling_face: