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Capture Slicer Settings -Relative Date
- Anonymous1 year ago
Hi, armchairexpert
Thanks for ajohnso2's reply. You can try following measure to get the min and max date, then calculate the difference between the date. It's worth noting that if you create two slicers, the two slicers will affect each other, so you'll need to create two Date fields for it to workDay Diff 1 = VAR _minDate = MIN('Date'[Date]) VAR _maxDate = MAX('Date'[Date]) VAR _dayDiff = INT(_maxDate - _minDate) RETURN _dayDiff Day Diff 2 = VAR _minDate = MIN('Date 2'[Date]) VAR _maxDate = MAX('Date 2'[Date]) VAR _dayDiff = INT(_maxDate - _minDate) RETURN _dayDiffBest Regards,
Yang
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You have not provided much info here so im just guessing.
If your slicer has selections such as
- Yesterday
- Last Week
- Last 10 Days etc...
You just need to build your new measure using the 'SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[Column])' syntax.
To expand.
Test Measure =
VAR _Selected = SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[Column])
RETURN
SWITCH(
TRUE(),
_Selected = 'Last 10 Days', <Do something>,
_Selected = 'Yesterday', <Do something>,
<Do something else>
)
- armchairexpert1 year agoHelper III
Hi,
Thanks for your response.
As I said, it is a Relative Date. I think I will need three variables and want to capture 'Last', 'Next' or 'This' from the first drop down on the slicer, then the value 10, and anything which is selected from the next drop-down such as Days, Weeks, Months, Years etc. Then using the three values, convert the value into number of days.
Thanks