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I have a dataset with a lot of tickets.
A tickets has an id, an open date, a start date and a close date.
The end user has to possibility to select a single date and this will change the status of the tickets.
For example:
ID, Open Date, Start Date, Close Date
1, 01/01/2019, 10/02/2019, 12/03/2019
2, 01/02/2019, 10/01/2019, 12/01/2019
If the date selected is between Open Date and Start Date a ticket is open, if is between Start Date and Close Date the ticket is started, if is after Close Date the ticket is Closed.
I'd like to have a filter that on the context of the data selected, will give only the open, or the started, or the closed tickets.
I can't do it with a measure because I can't set a measure as a filter and I can't do it with a calculated column because is not dynamic.
I tried to implement the solution posted here https://community.powerbi.com/t5/DAX-Commands-and-Tips/Create-a-filter-based-on-a-measure/m-p/830277 , but the filter will apply only to the table with the value of the status and not on the other visuals (for example card, other measures without the status ecc.)
Any suggestion if it is possible to have a filter on the status the will filter also all the other data like a normal filter?
Create one dummy date table.
WHich is
Calendar=Calenderauto(01/01/2016,12/31/2020)
Create new measure
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