DATEDIFF('day', LOOKUP(MIN([Order Date]),-1), MIN([Order Date]))
The DATEDIFF() function will find the number of specified dateparts, in this case days, between two dates. The starting date is LOOKUP(MIN([Order Date]),-1), which will return the date one row previous.
Table functions can be computed differently to allow the calculation to be further customized. In step 8, this example we restart the count for every customer. For more information on table functions can be changed, please see Transform Values with Table Calculations.
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