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Hello,
I need help with this issue
I have a table like this in my model PBI:
In the report, I have a slicer in order to selected different activities and a calendar table with a measure like below.
The measure must be 1 when the date is within the period of the selected activity (Initial date - End date) and 0 when it is not in the period of the selected activity (like in the image). Unfortunately, my measure works when I have selected only one activity. If I select multiple activities it doesn't work correctly
Any idea how to create the measure?
It's mandatory that the table only includes two columns (date and measure).
Thanks a lot
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi,
We are lacking a lot of information to help you, but here are some tracks you might follow...
1/ Maybe you can use a variable in your measure to memorize the activity "treated" and filter only on it. Then filter the next one and so on...
2/ If your test is a calculation is it iterative, row by row ? If yes, are you using a function that iterates ?
Hope it helps, otherwise feel free to tell us more.
Hi,
We are lacking a lot of information to help you, but here are some tracks you might follow...
1/ Maybe you can use a variable in your measure to memorize the activity "treated" and filter only on it. Then filter the next one and so on...
2/ If your test is a calculation is it iterative, row by row ? If yes, are you using a function that iterates ?
Hope it helps, otherwise feel free to tell us more.
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