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Hello guys,
I need to write a measure to check if two Dates match.
the two tables are connected between the serial number.
I already tried:
IF(table1[ChequeDate] = RELATED(table2[InstallationDate]),0,1)
Please help!
Solved! Go to Solution.
Matching Date Test =
IF (
SELECTEDVALUE ( table1[ChequeDate] ) = SELECTEDVALUE ( table2[InstallationDate] )
// prevent returning 0 if blank = blank because multiple dates were included in the context:
&& HASONEVALUE ( table1[ChequeDate] ) && HASONEVALUE ( table2[InstallationDate] )
0,
1
)
Matching Date Test =
IF (
SELECTEDVALUE ( table1[ChequeDate] ) = SELECTEDVALUE ( table2[InstallationDate] )
// prevent returning 0 if blank = blank because multiple dates were included in the context:
&& HASONEVALUE ( table1[ChequeDate] ) && HASONEVALUE ( table2[InstallationDate] )
0,
1
)
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