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Count by Date Measure

I created a date measure by pulling a date field based on a keyword search:     DOT Date = CALCULATE(MAX(LoanContractPostClosingConditionLogs[DateReceived]),SEARCH("Deed of Trust", LoanContractPo...
  • parry2k's avatar
    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
    
    

     

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