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I have some migration data:
UserMigration
Key | IsMigrated | PlannedMigrationDate
I also have a date table that is related to PlannedMigrationDate.
I have PlannedMigrationDate as a Boolean calculated column so I can count the number of migrations that was supposed to happen that day.
Can I create a measure that would count the IsMigrated, and the PlannedMigrations by day?
So it would look like this so I could join it do a day in my Date "dimension":
MigrationStatus
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Hi Jasel,
Yes, sounds like you are almost there...
If you create measures that just count the rows in your table, like
Count of Migrations:= COUNTROWS('UserMigration')
and
Count of IsMigrated:= CALCULATE(COUNTROWS('UserMigration'), FILTER(IsMigrated = 1))
Then you can use these measures in a pivot table and show them by attributes of your Date Table like month, day, week, etc.
Hi Jasel,
Yes, sounds like you are almost there...
If you create measures that just count the rows in your table, like
Count of Migrations:= COUNTROWS('UserMigration')
and
Count of IsMigrated:= CALCULATE(COUNTROWS('UserMigration'), FILTER(IsMigrated = 1))
Then you can use these measures in a pivot table and show them by attributes of your Date Table like month, day, week, etc.
That did it sir. Thank you very much for the help!
Now to find time to learn some intermediate DAX...
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