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Here is the data I'm using. Each client can have more than 1 service and I want to find clients active in a service within a time period (say between date x and date y) defined by a slicer on the report. The slicer is based off a date table created by using CALENDARAUTO(). So essentially I want to find how many clients have a start date before y AND end date after x. Where x and y can be altered by a date slicer.
I orignally tested it without a slicer:
Solved! Go to Solution.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/pmukzses4xazvig/elinevans.pbix?dl=0
If I then added another table
Client ref | |
| 1 | Female |
| 2 | Male |
| 3 | Nonbinary |
| 4 | Female |
and created a relationship between the client ref on the client table and service table and wanted to create a pi chart of the different genders, is there a formula to only include the genders of those who are active?
I'm currently doing
Thank you!!
https://www.dropbox.com/s/pmukzses4xazvig/elinevans.pbix?dl=0
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