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Hi,
Im trying to do a count with a condition on the date.
I want to count people who have a date in the 'Acquisition_Date' column thats before 24 months from the current date - so i want to the cut off date to update with every month that passes and not to be fixed. i.e. they have been a customer for at least 2 years. I cant find how to reference 'today'.
I would also like to add into this formula that another column ('Value_Change') is '>0'.
Please help 🙂
Hi H_Jones,
If I understand your question correctly, you want to filter the Users which the 'Acquisition_Date' is at least two years ago based on current date. In DAX, you can use TODAY() function to reference 'today'. So your filter expression can be like:
FILTER ('User', DATEADD('User'[Acquisition_Date],2,year) < TODAY() )
Regards,
Are you sure you want today? It seems to me that you should be using a date in the calendar that is 2 years after the acquisition date. That way the answer is still the same regardless what today's date is.
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