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Hello,
can someone help me with counting rows with different dates (Date1 and Date2) in it?
| Date | Date1 | Date2 |
| 04-Nov-22 | 04-Nov-22 | 04-Nov-22 |
| 04-Nov-22 | 04-Nov-22 | 04-Nov-22 |
| 04-Nov-22 | 04-Nov-22 | 04-Nov-22 |
| 04-Nov-22 | 04-Nov-22 | 14-Nov-22 |
| 04-Nov-22 | 04-Nov-22 | 04-Nov-22 |
| 04-Nov-22 | 04-Nov-22 | 04-Nov-22 |
| 04-Nov-22 | 04-Nov-22 | 04-Nov-22 |
| 04-Nov-22 | 04-Nov-22 | 04-Nov-22 |
| 04-Nov-22 | 04-Nov-22 | 31-Dec-99 |
| 04-Nov-22 | 04-Nov-22 | 14-Nov-22 |
| 04-Nov-22 | 04-Nov-22 | 10-Nov-22 |
| 04-Nov-22 | 04-Nov-22 | 04-Nov-22 |
| 04-Nov-22 | 04-Nov-22 | 04-Nov-22 |
| 04-Nov-22 | 04-Nov-22 | 04-Nov-22 |
| 04-Nov-22 | 04-Nov-22 | 04-Nov-22 |
| 04-Nov-22 | 04-Nov-22 | 31-Dec-99 |
| 04-Nov-22 | 04-Nov-22 | 31-Dec-99 |
| 04-Nov-22 | 04-Nov-22 | 11-Nov-22 |
| 04-Nov-22 | 04-Nov-22 | 04-Nov-22 |
| 04-Nov-22 | 04-Nov-22 | 04-Nov-22 |
| 04-Nov-22 | 04-Nov-22 | 04-Nov-22 |
| 04-Nov-22 | 04-Nov-22 | 04-Nov-22 |
| 04-Nov-22 | 04-Nov-22 | 09-Nov-22 |
| 04-Nov-22 | 04-Nov-22 | 07-Nov-22 |
| 04-Nov-22 | 04-Nov-22 | 09-Nov-22 |
| 04-Nov-22 | 04-Nov-22 | 31-Dec-99 |
| 04-Nov-22 | 04-Nov-22 | 14-Nov-22 |
| 04-Nov-22 | 04-Nov-22 | 09-Nov-22 |
| 04-Nov-22 | 04-Nov-22 | 09-Nov-22 |
| 04-Nov-22 | 04-Nov-22 | 10-Nov-22 |
| 04-Nov-22 | 04-Nov-22 | 31-Dec-99 |
| 04-Nov-22 | 04-Nov-22 | 04-Nov-22 |
| 04-Nov-22 | 04-Nov-22 | 07-Nov-22 |
I would like to count the yellow marked rows. These have different dates (Date1 and Date2) other than 31-DEC-99. This date must not be included in the count of rows.
Expected result for 04-NOV-22 is 12.
Thanks in advance.
Regards
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@WLFRD ,
Should still work.
If you created a table with the "Date" column and the measure, you should get a count per date, for example:
And if you want the measure to return 0 when there is 0 rows returned (like on nov 6th in my example) then you can add a "+0" at the end of the meaure.
@WLFRD ,
Should still work.
If you created a table with the "Date" column and the measure, you should get a count per date, for example:
And if you want the measure to return 0 when there is 0 rows returned (like on nov 6th in my example) then you can add a "+0" at the end of the meaure.
Hi @WLFRD ,
Try this measure:
Measure = CALCULATE( COUNTROWS('Table'),'Table'[Date1]<>'Table'[Date2], 'Table'[Date2]<> DATE(1999, 12 , 31))
Thanks for your reply. What would be the measure if there are more dates than just the 11/04/2022 which are in the given example?
It should count the rows per day and return a single number per date for which Date2 and Date1 are not the same and exclude date2 when it is 31DEC99.
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