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We have Dynamics CE in our org and for measuring some metrics around it, we need to know the total number of licensed users for each month.
I have a systemsuser table which has these fields -
Licensed Date - the day the user was assigned a license
License Revoke Date - the day when the user's license was disabled.
I am now trying to plot a column chart that shows the number of licensed users for each month.
I added a measure to calculate the number of licensed users for March -
( Number of users who were licensed before end of the month - Number of users whose license was revoked before the start of the month - Number of users whose license was revoked after the end of the month)
CALCULATE(
COUNT(
systemuser[fullname]),
FILTER(
systemuser,
NOT(ISBLANK(systemuser[new_azurelicenseddate])) &&
systemuser[new_azurelicenseddate].[Date]<DATE(2020,3,31)
)
) - CALCULATE(
COUNT(
systemuser[fullname]),
FILTER(
systemuser,
NOT(ISBLANK(systemuser[new_azurerevokeddate])) &&
systemuser[new_azurerevokeddate].[Date]>DATE(2020,3,31)
)
) - CALCULATE(
COUNT(
systemuser[fullname]),
FILTER(
systemuser,
NOT(ISBLANK(systemuser[new_azurerevokeddate])) &&
systemuser[new_azurerevokeddate].[Date]<DATE(2020,3,1)
)
)
Now, how do I create a measure (or some other way) that will give me the number of licensed users for each month.
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @Anonymous ,
You need a distinct date table to do it and use SELECTEDVALUE() to replace your hardcode.
Here is my sample result.
Here is my test file for your reference.
Hi @Anonymous ,
You need a distinct date table to do it and use SELECTEDVALUE() to replace your hardcode.
Here is my sample result.
Here is my test file for your reference.