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Connecting Summarized Table to Calculated Measure
- 2 years ago
Please add a 'Date' column and add some relationships.
In this formurla '1' means the first day of month.
You may use '2'-'28' insted of '1'.
When calculating by month, there is no problem in specifying a fixed value for the day.
Date = DATE([Year],[Month],1)
- 2 years ago
you can create a date time in table 1
date = date('Table 1'[Year],'Table 1'[Month],1)then you can build relationship between table 1 and dim time table.then you can create measuresactual exits = countx(FILTER(all('Table 2'),year('Table 2'[Termination Date])=max('Table 1'[Year])&&month('Table 2'[Termination Date])=max('Table 1'[Month])),'Table 2'[Termination Date])difference = [actual exits]-sum('Table 1'[Projected Exits])pls see the attachment below
I think if you add a calendar table and set up 2 relationships between the two data tables and the calendar table you can create a subtraction formula.
The issue I'm encountering is that the projections table is only by month and the employee data table is by date.
Is there a way to connect both to the calendar table?
- mickey642 years agoSuper User
Please add a 'Date' column and add some relationships.
In this formurla '1' means the first day of month.
You may use '2'-'28' insted of '1'.
When calculating by month, there is no problem in specifying a fixed value for the day.
Date = DATE([Year],[Month],1)