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Hello,
I'm trying to count the tasks which are due in the next 30 days (from today). Is the below the correct measure?
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pls try this
Tasks Approaching =
VAR _StartDate =TODAY()
VAR _EndDate = _StartDate +30
RETURN
CALCULATE([OpenTasks] , DATESBETWEEN(Date[c.DueMonth], _StartDate,_EndDate ))
pls try this
Tasks Approaching =
VAR _StartDate =TODAY()
VAR _EndDate = _StartDate +30
RETURN
CALCULATE([OpenTasks] , DATESBETWEEN(Date[c.DueMonth], _StartDate,_EndDate ))
Thank you so much @Ahmedx this has worked!
How could I count the open tasks which are "in date" also? So, not yet due?
did not understand, explain in more detail what you want and by what principle the task is considered open?
Sorry @Ahmedx , I wish to count the open tasks which are not yet due (Due Date is over 30 days in front)
So ideally I'm looking for 3x measures in total, In Date, Approaching and Overdue.
Would the below be correct for In Date?
this will give you tasks that are overdue
@Anonymous , Need the correct table name, also need to know how openTaks works
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