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This is my Power BI canvas for a report I'm putting together. Let me try and explain the details of what I'm trying to accomplish and what my issue is.
My DAX statement seem right, at least the syntax is, but obviously my logic is not. Can someone look at my DAX statements and maybe see something I'm not seeing.
Thank you in advance.
Vince
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@OR0159236 , is it a format issue ?
Date like
OVERDUE ALL INTAKES =
CALCULATE(
DISTINCTCOUNT(_NFSU_INTAKES_ALG[INTAKE ID]),
ALL(_NFSU_INTAKES_ALG),
FILTER(
_NFSU_INTAKES_ALG, [INTAKE STATUS] in {"Pending Review/Assignment", "Under Investigation"} &&
[INVESTIGATION DUE DATE] <= date(2021,11,30) && [RECEIVED END DATE] >= date(2019,10,01)
)
)
That worked. 🙂 Thank you.
Thank you, @amitchandak . This looks promising, the small change in the formatting gave me a more "likely" set of measures result. At least I don't get zeros (0), ones (1) or twos (2) for my measures. 🙂 Now the hard part is to validate the numbers I get with what is actual for a small sample with different variances in the filter.
@OR0159236 , is it a format issue ?
Date like
OVERDUE ALL INTAKES =
CALCULATE(
DISTINCTCOUNT(_NFSU_INTAKES_ALG[INTAKE ID]),
ALL(_NFSU_INTAKES_ALG),
FILTER(
_NFSU_INTAKES_ALG, [INTAKE STATUS] in {"Pending Review/Assignment", "Under Investigation"} &&
[INVESTIGATION DUE DATE] <= date(2021,11,30) && [RECEIVED END DATE] >= date(2019,10,01)
)
)
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