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RudyL
Helper I
Helper I

Mixing dates from columns with dates in a slicer

Hi,

A dates-challenge here. I have an invoice table like the simple one at the bottom of this post. I added a slicer from a date in a calendar table to look at a certain point in time in this history. So the slicer filters the invoices. 

 

But I also want the date value in the slicer to be a reference value for a calculation of open invoices. 

For example: when i look at reference date 22-1 only 200 is unpaid, and it's in a category less than 1 month.

 

reference date22-1-2020 
open < 1 month200from invoice I1
open > 1 month0

 

 

But when I take a reference date 2-4, there's 1000 open from recent invoices in the past month and 200 from earlier invoices.

 

reference date2-4-2020 
open < 1 month1000from invoice I4
open > 1 month200from invoice I2

 

And finally when i set the reference date to 2-7, all is well

reference date2-7-2020
open < 1 month0
open > 1 month0

 

I managed to make the calculated columns when I used the NOW() function as a reference date. But when I try to use the reference date from a slicer in a measure like max(calendar.date) the calculated columns don't return the results I expected. I read something about not using measures in calculated columns. But I'm stuck now. Anybody wants to help me on the calculated columns and measures needed for this?

 

Here's the table:

 

DateInvoiceInvoicedPaid
1-1-2020I110000
2-1-2020I10800
1-2-2020I210000
3-2-2020I20800
1-3-2020I310000
3-3-2020I301000
3-3-2020I20200
1-4-2020I410000
5-4-2020I401000
5-4-2020I10200
1-5-2020I510000
1-6-2020I610000
5-6-2020I601000

 

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CNENFRNL
Community Champion
Community Champion

Hi, @RudyL , you might want to try the pattern in the attached file.

Screenshot 2020-12-24 010326.png


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Thanks Resident Rockstar. Santa does exist !!! 😁 

Also appreciate you deliver the answer in a way that I can learn from it.

amitchandak
Super User
Super User

@RudyL , You have try like this for date slicer from Date/Calendar Table

refer example

measure =
var _max = maxx(allselected('Date'), 'Date'[Date])
return
averageX(values(Table[invoice]), datediff(max(table[Date]),_max,day))

 

 

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Thanks for this part of the solution. Very helpful.

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