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Hi All,
I am trying to calculate a MTD value based on a date column from my 'Quotes' table that is different to the date column that has an active relationship with my calendar.
I think I need to use some sort of combination of TOTALMTD and USERELATIONSHIP?
I am calculating a value from my 'Quotes' table. The 'Quotes' table has a 'Created Date' column, which is my active relationship with my calendar table, and a 'Quote Won Date', which is what I want my month-to-date calculation to work from.
I do have an inactive relationship established in my model between my calendar table and the 'Quote Won Date'
Here is something I have tried which does not work but might illustrate what I am trying to calculate:
MTD Value of Quotes Won by Quote Won Date =
CALCULATE([Value of Quotes Won],DATESMTD('calendar'[Reporting Date]),USERELATIONSHIP(quoted_opportunities_and_quotes_data[Quote Won Date],'calendar'[Reporting Date]))
Really appreciate any help anyone can offer!
Many thanks in advance,
Chris
Hi @cbailey92
The logic of your measure appears correct to me.
It is simultaneously applying a MTD filter on your 'calendar' table, and activating the relationship with the [Quote Won Date] column.
I tested your measure in a small sample data model and it gave the expected result.
Could you post either a link to a shareable PBIX or some some sample data and the result you are getting?
Regards,
Owen
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