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Hi Aye,
Duration is provided only in a few units, not year or months: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-.....-functions
You will have to convert days to years or months.
365/12 will give you the average number of days per month. To convert days-duration to years, use Duration/365, or Duration/365.25. Because of leap years, there will be a small calculation error.
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