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Count by Date Measure
- 5 years ago
Anonymous try this measure, assuming you have a calendar table in your model, and to visualize, use date from calendar table and the following measure:
Loan Count by DOT Date = VAR __LoansInDate = FILTER ( SUMMARIZE ( Data, Data[Loan] ), VAR __LoanDOTDate = [Loan DOT Date] VAR __LoanDOTDateInDate = FILTER ( 'Calendar', NOT ISBLANK ( __LoanDOTDate ) //can remove this condition if never going to be a blank Loan Max Date && 'Calendar'[Date] = __LoanDOTDate ) VAR __IsLoanInDate = NOT ISEMPTY ( __LoanDOTDateInDate ) RETURN __IsLoanInDate ) VAR Result = CALCULATE ( DISTINCTCOUNT ( Data[Loan] ), KEEPFILTERS ( __LoansInDate ) ) RETURN Result✨ Follow us on LinkedIn
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Anonymous
If you create a calculated column instead of a measure for "DOT Date" then it will be easy to summarize.
I can't create a calculated column because I'm working within a cube and I don't have admin rights 😞