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How to compare (today date +1 equal to RequestClosedDate ) both are same return distinct count of Ticketno else 0
i have tried
Could you help with me these questions?
Thankful
Rajesh
Hi @Anonymous
Try this
Ticket-Closed-oneday =
VAR __tomorrow = TODAY() +1
RETURN
CALCULATE(
DISTINCTCOUNT( 'Table'[Ticketno] ),
'Table'[RequestClosedDate] = __tomorrow
)
above you mentioned measures not working, its return blank value
suppose if i'm using column
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