How to find the mid point of a mid point between 2 dates

I have start and end date for an event. I would like to find what the mid point time period between these dates is.

Is there a formula I can use to do that?

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You can create a number formatted line item for mid point between the dates ( i.e. (End date - Start date)/2) and add this to the start date to get mid date.

Please find the snapshots below

Hope this helps.

Thanks

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Jitendra.Vishnolia

Hi @RoopaliB ,

You can create a number formatted line item for mid point between the dates ( i.e. (End date - Start date)/2) and add this to the start date to get mid date.

Please find the snapshots below

Hope this helps.

Thanks

RoopaliB

Hi @Jitendra.Vishnolia

This works. Thanks!

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