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Hi All,
I am confused why there is variance between these two approach. To count the member where conditions are:
a. status = closed or resolved
b. date is Yesterday
I created measure closed:
@schoden , Try like
CLosed =
CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT(table[member]),filter(table, (table[status]="Closed" || table[status]= "Resolved") && table[Date_Entered_UTC]= TODAY()-1 )
)
@amitchandak Thanks for your response.
yes I did it that way also . It gives same result - with and without FILTER
Hi @schoden u need and if, in order to give a specific behavior with and without filter, try with this
hi @schoden You need something like this, in order to have the correct calculate.
Whit variables is easier and clear.
mesuare =
VAR lastday = PREVIOUSDAY('Table'[Date])
var calculat = CALCULATE(SUM('Table'[value]), 'Table'[Date] = lastday)
return calculat
I leave you the .pbix here https://1drv.ms/u/s!AtEkAF7ffIsqg8RU_Q8H3f_rdntrBA?e=b8fdVl
@Anonymous Hi
Thanks for sharing the file. Previousday function takes back one day earlier any Day a user chooses in the date slicer.
But I want to set the date to YESTERDAY , user dont have to choose the date in slicer. It is set to YESTERDAY automatically so when day goes , automatically it shows a day before today.
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