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FAQ/How-to-use-datediff.md
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| 2 | 1 | ##About |
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| 4 | 3 | datediff() is one of the functions in expression. This page shows how to use datediff() |
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| 40 | 39 | ##Example |
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| 44 | -###Expression applied to the third column. The above expression does calculation shippeddate - orderdate in week. Expression type doesn't necessarily have to be 'string' as above' |
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| 42 | +###Expression applied to the third column. The below expression does calculation shippeddate - orderdate in week. Expression type doesn't necessarily have to be 'string' as below. |
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| 48 | +###1st argument of datediff() has changed to month. Thus the below expression does shippeddate - orderdate in month. |
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| 51 | -###1st argument of datediff() has changed to month. Thus the above expression does shippeddate - orderdate in month. |
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