Common questions about DAYS360 usually focus on parameter input, nested formulas, and automatic calculation results; this FAQ includes 3 common questions and a 3-term glossary.
FAQ
What should I check first if DAYS360 returns an error?
- Check whether the start date and end date are valid date values.
- Check whether the parameter order is correct so the end date is not placed first by mistake.
- If other functions are nested in the formula, review each part step by step.
Can DAYS360 be used together with other functions?
- Yes. Start by writing DAYS360 on its own and confirm the result first.
- Then use its result inside functions such as IF and AND.
- After saving, review whether the result matches your expectation. If needed, split the logic into multiple fields for testing.
Will a formula field calculate DAYS360 automatically after data import?
- A formula field usually calculates automatically after the required data becomes available.
- If no result appears, first check whether the imported date fields use the correct format.
- Reopen the formula editor to confirm the formula has not changed, then check whether the result refreshes.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| DAYS360 | A function that calculates the number of days between two dates using a 360-day year and 30-day month convention. |
| Formula field | A field type in a multidimensional table that generates results automatically through a formula. |
| Parameter | A value passed into a function during calculation, such as a start date or end date. |