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Help with elapsed weekdays combined with simple case statement

edited Jan 3, 2020 12:53AM in Search / Reporting

I have two formulas that work correctly independently. One for elapsed weekdays between to date fields and another that replaces zero value from a formula with .5. I want to combine the two so the second formula executes when the value of the first formula is not zero. I want to place it where the “99” currently is. I have tried multiple times but either I can’t get the parens correct or ??. Here are the two statements:

1)…CASE WHEN {closed} - {date} =0 THEN .5 ELSE 99 End
2)…TRUNC((TRUNC({closed})-TRUNC({DATE}))/7)*5 + MOD(TRUNC({closed})-TRUNC({DATE}),7) - CASE WHEN TO_NUMBER(TO_CHAR(TRUNC({closed}),'D')) < TO_NUMBER(TO_CHAR({DATE},'D')) THEN 2 ELSE 0  END

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