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Hello,
Newbie here. I need to calculate the number of invoices which were overdue on the last day of the month for the last 12 months. The criteria for an invoice to be considered overdue is:
Parked Date < X < Clearing Date , and X > Net Due Date (where X is the last day of a given month)
Here below is a sample of my 2 tables. I have a main relationship between Calendar[Date] and Overdues_DB[ParkedDate], and secondary relationships between Calendar[Date] and Overdues_DB[ClearingDate] and Overdues_DB[NetDueDate].
Calendar
| Date | Month-Year |
| 29.07.2019 | 19-Jul |
| 30.07.2019 | 19-Jul |
| 31.07.2019 | 19-Jul |
| 01.08.2019 | 19-Aug |
| 02.08.2019 | 19-Aug |
| 03.08.2019 | 19-Aug |
Overdues_DB
| Invoice ID | ParkedDate | NetDueDate | ClearingDate |
| 200009-65-2019 | 11.07.2019 | 23.07.2019 | 08.08.2019 |
| 200010-65-2019 | 11.07.2019 | 22.07.2019 | 25.07.2019 |
| 200011-65-2019 | 12.07.2019 | 28.06.2019 | 07.08.2019 |
| 200014-65-2019 | 25.07.2019 | 07.08.2019 | 15.08.2019 |
| 200016-65-2019 | 29.07.2019 | 01.07.2019 | 29.07.2019 |
Here is my attempt but since the main relationship is with ParkedDate, only the first IF is working. I tried adding USERELATIONSHIP into the formula but I get error messages and I dont really know if this is even possible.
OverdueInvoices_Count = CALCULATE( DISTINCTCOUNT( Overdues_DB[InvoiceID]),
FILTER(Overdues_DB, Overdues_DB [ParkedDate] < [VAR Lastday] &&
[VAR Lastday] < Overdues_DB[ClearingDate] &&
[VAR Lastday] < Overdues_DB[NetDueDate] ))
Could you please help me to set up a measure that evaluates all 3 dates involved? Or any other way to do this.
Any light is greatly appreciated.
Desiree
Solved! Go to Solution.
@Anonymous - OK, took a closer look, I am thinking:
Measure =
VAR __Table =
ADDCOLUMNS(
GENERATE(
'Overdues_DB',
Calendar
),
"Overdue",IF([Date]<[ParkedDate] && [Date]>[ClearingDate]&&[Date]>[NetDueDate]),1,0
)
RETURN
COUNTROWS(FILTER(__Table,[Overdue]=1))
@Anonymous - OK, took a closer look, I am thinking:
Measure =
VAR __Table =
ADDCOLUMNS(
GENERATE(
'Overdues_DB',
Calendar
),
"Overdue",IF([Date]<[ParkedDate] && [Date]>[ClearingDate]&&[Date]>[NetDueDate]),1,0
)
RETURN
COUNTROWS(FILTER(__Table,[Overdue]=1))
This worked! Thank you so much!
@Anonymous - You can use EOMONTH([Date],0) to get the last day of a month. Will have to look a little closer beyond that.
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