Active year slicer within start and enddate

[Anonymous]

Dear all,

I have a table as following:

ID	Start date	End date
A	15-2-2018	15-6-2025
B	1-1-2020	1-1-2024
C	26-2-2021	31-12-2021

I would like to have a slicer on my report with a year and then show the selected IDs where the year is in (and in between) the start and end date. Example with results:

I filter 2019, this would only give me ID 'A' because that is the only ID where A is active.

I filter 2021, I returns all three, cause all three are taking place in this year.

[parry2k]

@Anonymous here is the updated measure and in visual level filter change where a value greater than equal to 1

In the future, do create a separate post and do refer back to the original post, doesn't matter if it is an extension of existing question:

Filter Id = 
VAR __result = 
SUMX (  
    VALUES ( 'Table'[ID] ), 
    VAR __selectedYear = SELECTEDVALUE ( Years[Year], YEAR ( TODAY() ) )
    VAR __minBuildDate = YEAR ( CALCULATE ( MIN ( 'Table'[Start date] ) ) )
    VAR __maxBuildDate = YEAR ( CALCULATE ( MIN ( 'Table'[End date] ) ) )
    RETURN
    IF ( __selectedYear >= __minBuildDate && __selectedYear <= __maxBuildDate, 1, 0 ) 
)
RETURN __result

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[parry2k]

@Anonymous not fully sure what you are looking for, maybe open another post and refer back to this so that these stay as a separate solution.

[Anonymous]

@parry2k well it is actually the same dataset and case. with the following results in a cardvisual

I filter 2019, this would only give me ID 'A' because that is the only ID where A is active. so the count would be 1 (the result).

I filter 2021, I returns all three, cause all three are taking place in this year. which gives me 3 as a result.

2024 returns 2 and so on.

[parry2k · Accepted solution]

@Anonymous solution attached, you can tweak as per your need.

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[Anonymous]

@parry2k  awesome! thank you very much!

[Anonymous]

@parry2k  can you also make this work when you want to distinctcount the IDs in a card visual? you cant use the measure as a filter like in a table then.