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Updated 15.0 Expressions in Izenda (markdown)

IzendaPeterCho committed 2015-07-29 12:23:31 -0400 commit d63eef5843145b83e40751f44765f52e2ca601a1

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           - **count(Distinct [OrderID])** produces a count of all distinct OrderID values.

          -- **datediff(part, [begindate], [enddate])** allows you to calculate the difference between two datetimes with a user selected level of granularity, for example the number of days, hours, or minutes between both input values.

          +- **datediff(part, [begindate], [enddate])** allows you to calculate the difference between two datetimes with a user selected level of granularity, for example the number of days, hours, or minutes between both input values. More information can be found [[here|http://wiki.izenda.us/FAQ/How-to-use-datediff]].

           - **distinct(OrderID)** produces a list of all distinct OrderID values. This is an _**Oracle only**_ function.

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112	112	- count(Distinct [OrderID]) produces a count of all distinct OrderID values.
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114		-- datediff(part, [begindate], [enddate]) allows you to calculate the difference between two datetimes with a user selected level of granularity, for example the number of days, hours, or minutes between both input values.
	114	+- datediff(part, [begindate], [enddate]) allows you to calculate the difference between two datetimes with a user selected level of granularity, for example the number of days, hours, or minutes between both input values. More information can be found [[here\|http://wiki.izenda.us/FAQ/How-to-use-datediff]].
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116	116	- distinct(OrderID) produces a list of all distinct OrderID values. This is an _Oracle only_ function.
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