Calculate the number of day

Hello,
I would like create a graph with the number of days absence per month added by employees. I have the beginning of absence and the end of absence. Someone can help me please
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Do you have a dashboard set up for it yet? And a metrics sheet for the project sheet? You will need to have those set up first.
The way I have done it, is I pull the information needed into the metrics sheet by using a cross sheet formula in the metrics sheet, sourcing from my project sheet. Then I used a SUM function to total it.
Then I go into the dashboard, edit, and use the metrics sheet as my source sheet.
I will pull some photos and add them here, as I know that is probably confusing
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Hello,
Sorry I was in vacation.
Yes, I have a dashboard and metrics sheet.
Sorry but I dont understand your solution :(
Yes if you can give me pictures please
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You will need to add a column in the source sheet that calculates the number of days for each absence in the individual rows.
Then in your metrics sheet you would use a SUMIFS to add up the values in this new column based on the name.
From there you would add the chart widget to your dashboard and reference the metrics sheet.
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Yes but if a collaborator is out of office from 01-JUN-2022 to 23-AOU-22, I would like know the number per month workday
June =
July=
ect...
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Hi, I would like calculate the number of days per month, I just have a period.
You can fin a print screen which can explain it
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Eric
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January Column
=IF(AND(MONTH(Start@row) = 1, MONTH(End@row) = 1) = true, End@row - Start@row, IF(AND(MONTH(Start@row) = 1, MONTH(End@row) > 1) = true, 32 - YEARDAY(Start@row), IF(AND(MONTH(Start@row) < 1, MONTH(End@row) = 1) = true, YEARDAY(End@row))))
February Column:
=IF(AND(MONTH(Start@row) = 2, MONTH(End@row) = 2) = true, End@row - Start@row, IF(AND(MONTH(Start@row) = 2, MONTH(End@row) > 2) = true, 60 - YEARDAY(Start@row), IF(AND(MONTH(Start@row) < 2, MONTH(End@row) = 2) = true, YEARDAY(End@row) - 31)))
And so on... repeat the formula for each column (set as a column formula) by adjusting the month number and the YEARDAY numbers for each column. YEARDAY gives you the number of the day in the year 1-365.
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