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I think I understand what you want to do. A few steps to this idea:
1. Relate the Staff table to a Calendar or Date table on the StartDate.
2. Create a measure counting the the entries in your staff column that are active in that month:
ActiveEmployeeCount =
VAR MinDate = Min(DateTable[Date])
VAR StartDate = SelectedValue(StaffTable[StartDate])
CALCULATE(CountRows(StaffTable), ISBLANK(EndDate), StartDate >= MinDate)
3.Create a matrix visual using your StaffID as rows and date table month as columns. Place the new measure in the values.
I think I understand what you want to do. A few steps to this idea:
1. Relate the Staff table to a Calendar or Date table on the StartDate.
2. Create a measure counting the the entries in your staff column that are active in that month:
ActiveEmployeeCount =
VAR MinDate = Min(DateTable[Date])
VAR StartDate = SelectedValue(StaffTable[StartDate])
CALCULATE(CountRows(StaffTable), ISBLANK(EndDate), StartDate >= MinDate)
3.Create a matrix visual using your StaffID as rows and date table month as columns. Place the new measure in the values.
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