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Dear all!
Please I need you support.
I want to calculate if [Due Date] < [Date of DataSet].
I've tried:
Solved! Go to Solution.
Ensure that both the "Due Date" and "Date of Dataset" columns are properly recognized as date types in your data model.
If they are not, you can change their data types by right-clicking on the column header and selecting "Change Type" > "Date."
Hello @godtooro Try this measure.
Overdue Amount = SUMX( FILTER(BIFAR000, BIFAR000[Due Date] < BIFAR000[Date of Dataset]), BIFAR000[Amount] )
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