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Can somebody help me anyhow? Total YTD with USERELATIONSHIP - Microsoft Fabric Community
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@Claudine_Ma , Try using
Revenue YTD Terminated Clients =
CALCULATE(
[Revenue YTD],
dim_clients[Termination] = "Yes",
USERELATIONSHIP(dim_Date[Date], dim_clients[Termination Date]),
FILTER(
dim_clients,
dim_clients[Termination Date] <= MAX(dim_Date[Date])
)
)
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@Claudine_Ma , Try using
Revenue YTD Terminated Clients =
CALCULATE(
[Revenue YTD],
dim_clients[Termination] = "Yes",
USERELATIONSHIP(dim_Date[Date], dim_clients[Termination Date]),
FILTER(
dim_clients,
dim_clients[Termination Date] <= MAX(dim_Date[Date])
)
)
Proud to be a Super User! |
|
Thanks for answering. Somehow the other ones got removed from Spam so I got an answer there. I didn´t test yours - but it is very similiar so I´ll mark it as a solution.
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