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laciodrom_80
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Creating a new Table

Hi all,

 

I've got ConfigurationRangeDates table with theese three columns:

 

Id      StartDate                 EndDate

1     01/01/2016             31/03/2016

2     01/04/2016             31/07/2016

 

For every row of this table. I'd like to create a new table listing all dates included in the interval StartDate - End Date

 

I know CALENDAR function which could help me to my own, but I can't use it: 

 

NewTable = CALENDAR('ConfigurationRangeDates'[StartDate];'ConfigurationRangeDates'[EndDate])

 

I should specify an aggragation rule by Id but how?!?

 

Thanks a lot in advance for any hint!

Luca
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KHorseman
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@laciodrom_80 you will need a separate date table with a continuous range of dates covering the entire range of dates you want to cover. Then you can use the solution given when I had essentially the same question as you. Except where I'm using a week column you will use the date column.





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v-sihou-msft
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@laciodrom_80

 

You can add a calculated column to assign different values based on date. The formula can be like:

 

Column = IF('Table'[Date]>DATEVALUE("2016/3/31"),2,1)

Please see my sample below:

 

Capture03.PNG

 

If you have many IDs, you can also use SWITCH() function

 

Regards,

 

Regards,

KHorseman
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Community Champion

@laciodrom_80 you will need a separate date table with a continuous range of dates covering the entire range of dates you want to cover. Then you can use the solution given when I had essentially the same question as you. Except where I'm using a week column you will use the date column.





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