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Hi,
I would appreciate some help with DAX.
I am trying to get a Cumulative figure which considers two dates of a Membership. Start and expiry.
I am able to get a running culmulative figure for start dates however I cannot make it consider expiry dates.
For example if Member A started as a member on 01/01/2017 but expired on 01/05/2017 id expect the cumulative total to be
Month Members
January 1
February 1
March 1
April 1
May 0
I am using a date table which links date to Start date. Would I be better off having two tables, Start date and expiry date, and linking these dates to the date table, then making a cumulutive of the start minus the cumulative of the expiry?
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
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There is no need to set relationship. You may refer to this thread.
Thank you very much!
There is no need to set relationship. You may refer to this thread.
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