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Hi,
How is it possible to keep/evaulate the column 'Period'
In my Calculate function?
Hi,
The approach should be as follows:
Measure = if(month(min(calendar[date]))=1,[Actual],[Forecast])
Hope this helps.
I will try ths.
Hi @danielpaduck ,
Please try below dax formula:
Labor Hours Conditional (D) =
VAR minPeriod = MIN(CFGDates_Min_Max[Min Period (msr)])
VAR maxPeriod = MAX(CFGDates_Min_Max[Max Period (msr)])
RETURN
SUMX(
'LD Actual',
IF(
'LD Actual'[Period] = minPeriod,
'LD Actual'[Hours (Actual)],
IF(
'LD Actual'[Period] > minPeriod && 'LD Actual'[Period] <= maxPeriod,
CALCULATE(
SUM('LD Forecast'[Hours (Forecast)]),
'LD Forecast'[Period] = 'LD Actual'[Period]
),
BLANK()
)
)
)
Best regards,
Community Support Team_Binbin Yu
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The DAX was complaining about the Period from the LD Actual table.
Could you please share the PBI file? Or create a new one with random data and share in here in order to have a better undestanding of the issue you're facing.
I am not sure how to attach the workbook. I only see links. Thanks!
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