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nag_via
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1 Date table, how to filter dates on multiple relationship with condition at same time ?

Hello,

 

I did not how to name my post correctly but I have a fact table with multiple dates columns and 1 Date table. I compute my measures using userelationship. I have a case where I want to filter with multiple condition at the same time like: I have order date column and delivery date column and I want to be able to compute the total amount that was ordered before a certain date and delivered after another date. Exemple: Sales amount ordered before January 1st and deliverd after january 8.

If I had 2 date dimension it will be easy I will simply filter the order date dimension on dates before January 1st and my delivery date on dates after january 8.

But with only 1 date dimension and 2 relationship on the sales table , is it possible ?

 

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olgad
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For the slicers you would need then the second data table which will not have any relationship to any table acting as parameter.

You put Date slicer 1 from Date table 1 for order date and Date slicer 2  from Date Table 2 for delivery

 

in the formula then you use Calculate(Sum(Sales), Filter (Sales Table, Delivery Date >=Selectedvalue(DateTable 2 Date) && Order Date <=SelectedValue(Date Table 1 Date))


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olgad
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For the slicers you would need then the second data table which will not have any relationship to any table acting as parameter.

You put Date slicer 1 from Date table 1 for order date and Date slicer 2  from Date Table 2 for delivery

 

in the formula then you use Calculate(Sum(Sales), Filter (Sales Table, Delivery Date >=Selectedvalue(DateTable 2 Date) && Order Date <=SelectedValue(Date Table 1 Date))


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olgad
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Create two relationships on is date to order date the second date to delivery date. The first one will be active, the second inactive one. 

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The measure for the delivery amount you will calculate using USERELATIONSHIP
Order Amount=     Sum(Sales[Revenue])

Delivery Amount = Calculate(Sum(Sales[Revenue]), USERELATIONSHIP('Date'[Date],Sales[Delivery Date]))

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nag_via
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Hi,

 

It is what I am currently using in my models.

 

But my requirement is to be able to compute "the intersection of sales" using Delivery Date and Order Date at the same time but using 1 Date Table. Per exemple:  Sales where DeliveryDate >= 2023/01/08 and OrderDate <= 2023/01/01.  Maybe to have 2 slicer on the page to select the 2 dates range. 

 

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