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Hi,
I have a problem with the following measure. I need to implement the commented code. In fact, I'd like to also filter all the
Contrats_Ent[SiteNum] where the count is 0.
Here is my measure
_Churn MtNet =
VAR minDate =
MIN ( 'Contrats_Date'[Date] )
VAR maxDate =
MAX ( 'Contrats_Date'[Date] )
RETURN
CALCULATE (
SUM ( Contrats_Fact[MtNet] ) * -1,
FILTER (
Contrats_Ent,
( Contrats_Ent[ContDtResil] <= maxDate
&& Contrats_Ent[ContDtResil] >= minDate )
),
FILTER (
Contrats_Fact,
( Contrats_Fact[PromoDeb] <= maxDate
&& Contrats_Fact[PromoFin] >= maxDate )
) /*CALCULATE(
COUNT(Contrats_Ent[SiteNum]),
FILTER (Contrats_Ent, ISBLANK(Contrats_Ent[ContDtResil]) ||
Contrats_Ent[ContDtResil] < minDate && Contrats_Ent[ContDtResil] > maxDate
)
) */
)
Many thanks for your help.
Jerome
Please try this expression. Note that I modified your FILTER parts to use better practice (just filter the column(s) you need, not the whole table).
_Churn MtNet =
VAR minDate =
MIN ( 'Contrats_Date'[Date] )
VAR maxDate =
MAX ( 'Contrats_Date'[Date] )
VAR FirstValue =
CALCULATE (
SUM ( Contrats_Fact[MtNet] ) * -1,
FILTER (
ALL ( Contrats_Ent[ContDtResil] ),
Contrats_Ent[ContDtResil] <= maxDate
&& Contrats_Ent[ContDtResil] >= minDate
),
FILTER (
ALL ( Contrats_Fact[PromoDeb] ),
Contrats_Fact[PromoDeb] <= maxDate
&& Contrats_Fact[PromoFin] >= maxDate
)
)
VAR SecondValue =
CALCULATE (
COUNT ( Contrats_Ent[SiteNum] ),
FILTER (
ALL ( Contrats_Ent[ContDtResil] ),
ISBLANK ( Contrats_Ent[ContDtResil] )
|| ( Contrats_Ent[ContDtResil] < minDate
&& Contrats_Ent[ContDtResil] > maxDate )
)
)
RETURN
DIVIDE ( FirstValue, SecondValue )
Pat
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