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grggmrtn
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6 years agoAdding a common year column to a table with two date columns... need to slice
This is only a small part of a very big picture, but I hope I can explain the problem correctly. Using a seperate date table won't work for this since a) my date table is using it's relations on othe...
- 6 years ago
grggmrtn,
My advice would still be to create a seperate calendar if you don't already have one. 🙂
Create a calendar and then make 2 inactive relationships from Calendar[Date] to startdate / enddate.
Finally create 2 measures. One counting rows using the startdate as the active relationship and one using enddate.
Should look something like this:Count_Startdate = CALCULATE( COUNTROWS('Table') ; USERELATIONSHIP( 'Table'[StartDate] ; 'Calendar'[Date] )
Br,
J
tex628
Community Champion
6 years agogrggmrtn,
My advice would still be to create a seperate calendar if you don't already have one. 🙂
Create a calendar and then make 2 inactive relationships from Calendar[Date] to startdate / enddate.
Finally create 2 measures. One counting rows using the startdate as the active relationship and one using enddate.
Should look something like this:
Count_Startdate =
CALCULATE(
COUNTROWS('Table') ;
USERELATIONSHIP(
'Table'[StartDate] ;
'Calendar'[Date]
)
Br,
J