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EdwardChurches
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Unable to filter dates correctly

Hi,

 

Im new to DAX and Im having trouble using the calculate formula to filter dates. This is what i did:

 

1. Found the beginning of the latest month using this formula: 

 

bMonth:=EOMONTH ( MAX ( fTransactions[Emision] ), -1 ) + 1
   

2. Use calculate function to filter everything after  that date: 

 

CALCULATE ( [Units], FILTER ( dDate, dDate[Date] >= [bMonth] ) )

 

I know the error is in step 1 because if  I replace [bMonth] for the DATE formula, the filter works fine.

 

I dont understand what im doing wrong, can  somenone please help?

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EdwardChurches
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Well... aparently I just solved this by joining step one and two togehter: 

 

CALCULATE ( [Units]FILTER ( dDate, dDate[Date] >= EOMONTH ( MAX ( fTransactions[Emision] ), -1 ) + 1 ) )

 

I dont know why that makes a difference but there it is.

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EdwardChurches
Frequent Visitor

Well... aparently I just solved this by joining step one and two togehter: 

 

CALCULATE ( [Units]FILTER ( dDate, dDate[Date] >= EOMONTH ( MAX ( fTransactions[Emision] ), -1 ) + 1 ) )

 

I dont know why that makes a difference but there it is.

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