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hi,
Below is my model .My "appointment" table has details like when appointment is scheduled(column schedulestart) while in "activity parties" i have account names for which appointment is scheduled(column Account name).they have 1-many relation based on account id(appointments) and partyid(activity parties)
I am showing data in a table as below.My requirement is to highlight Account name and start time columns if a meeting is happening for a same account in next 15 days(fortnight).
@Anonymous
Add a calculated column and take advantage of Apply conditional table formatting.
Column =
VAR a = 'Table'[Account]
VAR t = 'Table'[start time]
RETURN
IF (
ISEMPTY (
FILTER (
'Table',
'Table'[Account] = a
&& DATEDIFF ( t, 'Table'[start time], DAY ) > 0
&& DATEDIFF ( t, 'Table'[start time], DAY ) < 15
)
),
0,
1
)
hey @v-chuncz-msft thanks for you reply ..It should also return 1 for date 2/4/2020.. as its within 15 days for same account
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