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Hi All,
I have a table with two date columns, forecastdate and hiredate for employees. I want to be able to join both dates to my date table so i can show:
1) The forecasted amounts for the employee for a given month
2) the number of employees set to start for a given month
Is this possible?
Thanks!
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@Anonymous , if you want the same filter to work on both dates. Join those with a date table. Active/Inactive join will be created. Use userelation in measure for date of your choice
@Anonymous , if you want the same filter to work on both dates. Join those with a date table. Active/Inactive join will be created. Use userelation in measure for date of your choice
Awesome! Thanks for the article. This seems like it will work perfectly.
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