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Hi,
Could somebody please help me with my syntax? The first part works fine, but the Bank Holiday part won't seem to count properly.
I want it to look at all start dates and if it lands on a date that is in the bank holiday table, then display 0.
IF( MAX('Booking Scenarios'[New Start Date]) = MAX('Booking Scenarios'[New End Date])
&&
CALCULATE(COUNT([New Start Date]), FILTER('Bank Holidays', 'Bank Holidays'[Date] < 1)),1,0)
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@Anonymous
Try like: (
Replace Table and Column names
Measure:
COUNTROWS(
INTERSECT(VALUES('Table1'[Date]),VALUES('Table2'[DATE]))
)
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@Anonymous
Try like: (
Replace Table and Column names
Measure:
COUNTROWS(
INTERSECT(VALUES('Table1'[Date]),VALUES('Table2'[DATE]))
)
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You are welcome!
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@Anonymous , have flag that 1 on back holiday 'and try like
if(CALCULATE(COUNT([New Start Date]), FILTER('Bank Holidays', 'Bank Holidays'[Flag] = 1)) >=1,1,0)
or
if(CALCULATE(COUNT([New Start Date]), FILTER('Bank Holidays', 'Bank Holidays'[Flag] = 1)) >=1,1,0) +0