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Hi,
Can someone help me with dax.
I created 2 measures that take the start date & end Date of the slicer.
StartDate = calculate(min(datetable[date]),allselected(datetable[date]))
EndDate = calculate(max(datetable[date]),allselected(datetable[date]))
I want to create a column that shows-that a particular card is expired or not.
Expired = IF([End Date] > 'Card Type'[GracePeriodEndDate] ,1,0)
I am using this formulae but this is giving 0 for all the rows.
I have to count Active & Expired cards in a particular Date range.
If i select a date range from 1Jan-2015 to 15Nov-2015 , and a card get expired on 22 June then that card count must come
in Active as well as expired for this date range.
@Anonymous add this as a mesaure
Expired = IF([End Date] > MAX('Card Type'[GracePeriodEndDate]) ,1,0)
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Hi @parry2k ,
Thanks for replying.
I have tried the measure but still didn't got the solution.For the max GracePeriodEndDate getting the solution.
@Anonymous sorry I missed the relationship , try this measure
Expired_Measure =
VAR __m = MAX('Card Type'[GracePeriodEndDate])
RETURN IF ( [End Date] > __m , 1, 0 ) * DIVIDE (__m, __m)
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@parry2k I tried this measure but still didn't got the solution.I really appreciate your efforts.Thankyou
@Anonymous I have no idea why it is not working, share the pbix file, remove sensitive info before sharing.
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