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Anonymous
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Count distinct rows between two dates

Hi all,

 

I need to create a simple measure that returns the number of rows where the value in a date column falls between two dates. I have had some success, but it only seems to return non-distinct values (for example, if two dates are the same it returns just '1' value). Any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

Specifically, the measure I want to create goes something like this:

 

Events in Next 90 Days = 

CALCULATE(

DISTINCTCOUNT('Table'[Event]),

DATESBETWEEN('Table'[Due Date],Today(), Today()+90)

))

 

Here is the table:

 

EventDue Date
Event 115/06/2022
Event 230/06/2022
Event 305/07/2022
Event 415/10/2022
Event 520/11/2022
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Anonymous
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Hi @Anonymous ,

 

Which part is wrong? According to your description, just change the distinctcount() to count() and it will be fine.

Events in Next 90 Days = 

CALCULATE(

COUNT('Table'[Event]),

DATESBETWEEN('Table'[Due Date],Today(), Today()+90)

))

 

Best Regards,

Jay

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Anonymous
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Hi @Anonymous ,

 

Which part is wrong? According to your description, just change the distinctcount() to count() and it will be fine.

Events in Next 90 Days = 

CALCULATE(

COUNT('Table'[Event]),

DATESBETWEEN('Table'[Due Date],Today(), Today()+90)

))

 

Best Regards,

Jay

Anonymous
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I've tried that, and literally everything else, but nothing is working sadly.

Anonymous
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Hello

Try to use countrows instad of distinctcount

Anonymous
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I did manage to get this working, but it only includes one filter: if the date is in the past. What I need is for this simple measure to include an additional time-based filter so that I can target all values that fall between two dates:

 

Risks Overdue =

CALCULATE(COUNT(Table[Event]),

FILTER(Table,Table[Event].[Date] < Today() ))

Anonymous
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ok. Try this as measure

Event within 90days =
var mindate=today()
var maxdate=today()+90
var result=countrows(filter(summarize(Feuil7,Feuil7[Due Date]),Feuil7[Due Date]>=mindate&&Feuil7[Due Date]<=maxdate))
return
result

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