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Hi, I have the below measure which calculates the number of days between two dates filtered by the datebetween function. I only want to show this measure when it falls between the dates provided in DateBetween. This works until I add the +1, then it provides a value against all dates (see image). How do I add 1 without breaking the filter?
MEASURE Charge[RentalDaysUsed] =
CALCULATE (
DATEDIFF ( [CurrentRentalFromDate], MAX ( Charge[dtChargeDate1] ), DAY ) + 1,
DATESBETWEEN (
Charge[dtChargeDate1],
[CurrentRentalFromDate],
MAX ( Charge[dtChargeDate1] )
)
)
Solved! Go to Solution.
Thansk for the reply but I fixed this by adding a FILTER instead of the DATESBETWEEN:
Thansk for the reply but I fixed this by adding a FILTER instead of the DATESBETWEEN:
Hi @gclements ,
You could try something like this:
Charge[RentalDaysUsed] =
VAR __daysUsed =
CALCULATE(
DATEDIFF(
[CurrentRentalFromDate],
MAX(Charge[dtChargeDate1]),
DAY
),
DATESBETWEEN(
Charge[dtChargeDate1],
[CurrentRentalFromDate],
MAX(Charge[dtChargeDate1])
)
)
RETURN
SWITCH(
TRUE(),
ISBLANK(__daysUsed), BLANK(),
__daysUsed + 1
)
Not the most elegant solution, but should get you over the line.
Pete
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