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Hey all!!!
I have a measure to pull the date range of the filters, well it should....
The LastDate is pulling 12/31/2022 instead of the date on the filter.
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You may need to wrap your FIRSTDATE and LASTDATE in a CALCULATE ( ..... , ALLSELECTED ( 'Table'[Calls Started Date] ) )... if you do this, this should hopefully reflect the filtered dates.
Measure =
CALCULATE (
FIRSTDATE (
'Fuze Calls'[Calls Started Date] ) ,
ALLSELECTED ( 'Fuze Calls'[Calls Started Date] )
) &" - "&
CALCULATE (
LASTDATE (
'Fuze Calls'[Calls Started Date] ) ,
ALLSELECTED ( 'Fuze Calls'[Calls Started Date] )
)
I haven't tested the syntax but hopefully it works!
Let me know how it goes.
Theo
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I did end up getting this to work - I did a date table and then built the exact same messure I built the first time and it worked!! .....No clue why..... but it's all good now!
You may need to wrap your FIRSTDATE and LASTDATE in a CALCULATE ( ..... , ALLSELECTED ( 'Table'[Calls Started Date] ) )... if you do this, this should hopefully reflect the filtered dates.
Measure =
CALCULATE (
FIRSTDATE (
'Fuze Calls'[Calls Started Date] ) ,
ALLSELECTED ( 'Fuze Calls'[Calls Started Date] )
) &" - "&
CALCULATE (
LASTDATE (
'Fuze Calls'[Calls Started Date] ) ,
ALLSELECTED ( 'Fuze Calls'[Calls Started Date] )
)
I haven't tested the syntax but hopefully it works!
Let me know how it goes.
Theo
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Sadly no luck, it is a nice measure though!
I'll keep working at it and playing around with formulas to see if anything sticks.
Thank you!
Hi @jessimica1018 sorry it didn't work for you. It's weird as I tested the syntax and all looked good. Glad it got resolved though! 🙂
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