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Hello! I have a table, 'Driver', with a column, [Termination Date]. I am trying to write a measure that counts how many fields in the column have dates, and have that number be able to be filtered by what date is in the field. I have been able to write a measure that returns the count but it does not respond to any of my date slicers I have on the page. Current DAX expression that I have applied is:
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So here is an example of the table I am working with:
Driver_Name | Termination_Date |
Jim Smith | null |
Jane Smith | null |
John Jones | 5/20/2023 |
William Orange | 7/15/2023 |
Bill James | null |
Hoped for output would be it only counts the two that has dates next to it, and that it will respond to the date slicers I have already put onto that page. It should return a count of two if I have it filtered for May through July, only a one if filtered for just July, and a zero if filtered for August. I hope that made sense, and thank you for responding either way.
Add a calendar tabe to your data model, apply the filter to that table, and have a card visual that counts the number of rows in your fact table.