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I have a dataset with multiple date fields. Is there a way for me to filter all the dates with just a single slicer object instead of having a unique slicer for each date?
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@Anonymous , yes join all dates with one date table. For inactive join, create measure with help from userelationship
example
calculate( SUM(Sales[Sales Amount]),USERELATIONSHIP ('Table'2[CreateDate], 'Date'[Date]))
@Anonymous You need to create a table like below:
Date Table = CALENDAR(MIN(Table[DateField 1]),MAX(Table[DateField 2]))
Then join this table with your date column.
@Anonymous , yes join all dates with one date table. For inactive join, create measure with help from userelationship
example
calculate( SUM(Sales[Sales Amount]),USERELATIONSHIP ('Table'2[CreateDate], 'Date'[Date]))
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