
Anne Walsh
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May 2, 2014

I can do this in Excel, no problem. However I want to do it in PQ. I have a list of renewal dates for subscriptions, I need to get the corresponding start dates but using the years' duration of subscription...e.g. a renewal date is 31/1/2019, the number of years is 1, therefore I want PQ to show me the start date as 31/1/2018...have looked at the duration options but can't find anything there...
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