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Hello,
I have a two slicer in Datshboard one is Scheme Start date and End Date.
I want to fine new two date which is pre and post date with add day of difference of two dates number of dates in Existing scheme start and end date in dax.
i want a measure not coloum.....
Example: Scheme Start date :22-04-2021
Scheme End Date : 31-5-2021
Number of Days Between Two Dates : 39 Days
I want a Two date Pre Scheme Date : 14-3-2021
Post Scheme Date:09-07-2021
in Measure......
Nd Then i want a Sales Between Two Dates
Solved! Go to Solution.
hello im not sure if i understood you correctly but please try:
Days =
VAR _min = MIN(Sheet1[Start Date])
VAR _max = MAX(Sheet1[End Date])
Return
COUNTROWS(CALENDAR(_min,_max))-1
make sure to go to format ---> edit interactions and select none on each slicer
now to find post and pre:
Pre Scheme = MIN(Sheet1[Start Date]) - [Days]
Post scheme = MAX(Sheet1[End Date]) + [Days]
and another example:
then to find your desired sales:
Measure =
CALCULATE (
SUM ( salestable[sales] ),
FILTER (
salestable,
salestable[Date] >= pre scheme )
&& salestable[Date] <= psotscheme )
)
)
dont forget to create a relationship between scheme table and salestable
if you find it helpful a kudos would be appreciated and consider accepting as solution
hello im not sure if i understood you correctly but please try:
Days =
VAR _min = MIN(Sheet1[Start Date])
VAR _max = MAX(Sheet1[End Date])
Return
COUNTROWS(CALENDAR(_min,_max))-1
make sure to go to format ---> edit interactions and select none on each slicer
now to find post and pre:
Pre Scheme = MIN(Sheet1[Start Date]) - [Days]
Post scheme = MAX(Sheet1[End Date]) + [Days]
and another example:
then to find your desired sales:
Measure =
CALCULATE (
SUM ( salestable[sales] ),
FILTER (
salestable,
salestable[Date] >= pre scheme )
&& salestable[Date] <= psotscheme )
)
)
dont forget to create a relationship between scheme table and salestable
if you find it helpful a kudos would be appreciated and consider accepting as solution
Thanks......
Its Working properly......
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