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Hi Brilliant folks!
I'm having trouble determining a correct conditional filter for two date filters for an Outstanding Balance:
The two Date columns are:
1.) Month End Dates (April 30, May 31 etc...)
2.) Due Dates ; Ranges from 2020 to December 2024.
Im working on a formula that calculates the Previous Months Outstanding Balance based on the following criteria:
The Due Date is less than or equal to the Current Month.
My question is how do I accurately capture this criteria with two date fields?
Prefer a date table, assuming current month coming from selection of today
Current Month = if(isfiltered('Date'), Max('Date'[Date]), today())
Last month end date =
Is it sandard practice to create a custom calendar for each dashboard build?
Can I create a filter that says something like this:
Date (04/05/2024) is less than or equal to Age Date (Current Month-End).
These have two different data types so I don't think BI will agree with the logic I'm trying to make happen.
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