Active as of

[jostnachs]

Hi all...

I have a requirement where i have to have 4 date selections on one page

1. Active today (Shows all metrics which are active today)

2. Active as of(Shows all metrics which are active as of selected date)

3. effective Range (shows all metrics dependent on effective date range selection)

4. Expiration Range (shows all metrics dependent on expiration date rage selection)

I have efective range & expiration range as two date columns in my fact table.

I understood how to bring active today (

= IF(TODAY()>=V_DimPolicy[EffectiveDate]&& TODAY()<=V_DimPolicy[ExpirationDate],1,0)

But how do i do active as of....

the idea is to bring client count for all the 4 conditions based on the date selection.

how do I do that arrangement also the measures

Appreciate any help here 

[Anonymous]

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[anilelmastasi · Accepted solution]

Hello @jostnachs ,

For Active Today:

Client Count Active Today =
CALCULATE(
DISTINCTCOUNT(V_DimPolicy[ClientID]),
V_DimPolicy[ActiveTodayFlag] = 1
)

For Active As Of:

-Create a disconnected date table (e.g., Date_AsOf)
You can generate this using Power BI's "Enter Data" or use a date table and remove relationships.

-Create a slicer using Date_AsOf[Date].

Create the measure:

Client Count Active As Of =
VAR _selectedDate = SELECTEDVALUE(Date_AsOf[Date])
RETURN
CALCULATE(
DISTINCTCOUNT(V_DimPolicy[ClientID]),
V_DimPolicy[EffectiveDate] <= _selectedDate &&
V_DimPolicy[ExpirationDate] >= _selectedDate
)

For Effective Range Selection:

Use your existing EffectiveDate column with a slicer in between mode.

Client Count Effective Range =
CALCULATE(
DISTINCTCOUNT(V_DimPolicy[ClientID])
// EffectiveDate slicer filters this automatically
)

For Expiration Range Selection:

Same as above, use ExpirationDate in a slicer.

Client Count Expiration Range =
CALCULATE(
DISTINCTCOUNT(V_DimPolicy[ClientID])
// ExpirationDate slicer filters this automatically
)

Make sure:

Your Date_AsOf slicer has no relationship to the fact table.

The other slicers (EffectiveDate, ExpirationDate) do filter the fact table directly.

If this solved your issue, please mark it as the accepted solution. ✅

[jostnachs]

Great!

But in this case i would have to use three measures/ three views on one page right!

like one view or each bookmark

[Anonymous]

Hi @jostnachs ,
Thank you @anilelmastasi for the helpful response!

Yes,If we go with separate slicers and measures for each logic, you would typically need separate visuals or use bookmarks to toggle between views.

Hope this resolve your query.If so, considr accepting it as solution.

Regards,
Pallavi.

[jostnachs]

Hello Everyone.... circling back on this.... I am still unable to get a proper solution to this issue. Thoough i am using this measures stated above, its making the report really slow as I have some complax calculations. how can I work this out