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rachaelwalker
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Date range filter based on dates between two date fields

‎03-12-2025 02:30 PM

I have two tables. Date Table and Schedule. They are related by 'Date'[Date] and "Schedule'[Date Scedule Start]. I also have an inactive relationship between 'Date'[Date] and 'Schedule'[Date Schedule End'. I am looking for a solution to filter my table visual by using 'Date'[Date] but I want it to return if Date Schedule Start OR Date Schedule End fall into the range selected. 

For example, in the screenshot below, if I select 'Date'[Date] 3/20/25 - 3/29/2025, I would like the highlight row to still be returned. 

 

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Sample data:

Ticket #Date Schedule StartDate Schedule End
1795353/3/20253/7/2025
1812123/3/20253/7/2025
1812133/3/20253/7/2025
1838313/3/20253/7/2025
1838323/3/20253/7/2025
1838333/3/20253/7/2025
1857253/3/20253/7/2025
1857253/3/20253/28/2025
1857273/3/20253/7/2025
1873963/3/20253/7/2025
1877293/3/20253/7/2025
1878903/3/20253/7/2025
1965853/3/20253/7/2025
1965863/3/20253/7/2025
1969033/3/20253/7/2025
1975433/3/20253/7/2025
1976653/3/20253/4/2025
1978253/3/20253/3/2025
1978373/3/20253/4/2025
1849453/4/20253/7/2025
1849463/4/20253/7/2025
1849473/4/20253/7/2025
1968243/4/20253/5/2025
1968253/4/20253/5/2025
1838313/5/20253/5/2025
1978293/5/20253/6/2025
1978303/5/20253/6/2025
1980783/5/20253/5/2025
1838313/6/20253/6/2025
1544343/7/20253/7/2025
1969033/7/20253/7/2025
1981793/7/20253/7/2025
1685103/10/20253/14/2025
1795353/10/20253/12/2025
1838313/10/20253/14/2025
1838323/10/20253/14/2025
1838333/10/20253/14/2025
1849453/10/20253/14/2025
1849463/10/20253/14/2025
1849473/10/20253/14/2025
1857253/10/20253/10/2025
1857253/10/20253/14/2025
1857273/10/20253/14/2025
1873963/10/20253/14/2025
1877293/10/20253/12/2025
1878903/10/20253/14/2025
1893123/10/20253/14/2025
1893133/10/20253/14/2025
1902963/10/20253/14/2025
1922093/10/20253/14/2025
1945133/10/20253/14/2025
1945143/10/20253/14/2025
1946623/10/20253/14/2025
1965853/10/20253/10/2025
1971913/10/20253/14/2025
1972183/10/20253/14/2025
1980243/10/20253/14/2025
1980653/10/20253/12/2025
1980663/10/20253/12/2025
1980673/10/20253/12/2025
1982723/10/20253/11/2025
1982733/10/20253/11/2025
1983703/10/20253/12/2025
1983713/10/20253/12/2025
1983723/10/20253/10/2025
1983723/10/20253/12/2025
1838313/11/20253/11/2025
1946623/11/20253/11/2025
1983583/11/20253/14/2025
1838313/12/20253/12/2025
1902963/12/20253/12/2025
1945793/12/20253/12/2025
1945793/12/20253/13/2025
1945803/12/20253/13/2025
1945813/12/20253/14/2025
1971913/12/20253/12/2025
1979463/12/20253/14/2025
1983723/12/20253/12/2025
1876583/13/20253/19/2025
1931383/13/20253/14/2025
1931393/13/20253/14/2025
1931403/13/20253/14/2025
1965163/14/20253/14/2025
1685103/17/20253/21/2025
1857253/17/20253/21/2025
1857273/17/20253/21/2025
1865563/17/20253/21/2025
1865573/17/20253/21/2025
1876343/17/20253/21/2025
1887463/17/20253/21/2025
1900273/17/20253/21/2025
1900283/17/20253/21/2025
1900293/17/20253/21/2025
1929883/17/20253/21/2025
1952653/17/20253/21/2025
1971913/17/20253/21/2025
1973343/17/20253/17/2025
1974663/17/20253/21/2025
1978563/17/20253/21/2025
1980683/17/20253/21/2025
1971303/18/20253/18/2025
1971313/18/20253/18/2025
1945133/19/20253/19/2025
1876833/20/20253/25/2025
1968693/20/20253/21/2025
1968703/20/20253/21/2025
1968713/20/20253/21/2025
1685103/24/20253/28/2025
1857253/24/20253/28/2025
1857273/24/20253/28/2025
1859583/24/20253/28/2025
1859593/24/20253/28/2025
1859603/24/20253/28/2025
1865563/24/20253/28/2025
1865573/24/20253/28/2025
1876343/24/20253/28/2025
1900273/24/20253/28/2025
1900283/24/20253/28/2025
1900293/24/20253/28/2025
1905593/24/20253/28/2025
1905603/24/20253/28/2025
1906233/24/20253/28/2025
1906243/24/20253/28/2025
1913503/24/20253/28/2025
1913513/24/20253/28/2025
1913523/24/20253/28/2025
1929883/24/20253/28/2025
1936003/24/20253/28/2025
1944713/24/20253/28/2025
1944723/24/20253/28/2025
1952653/24/20253/28/2025
1915223/25/20253/28/2025
1915233/25/20253/28/2025
1915243/25/20253/28/2025
1951903/25/20253/26/2025
1877063/26/20253/31/2025
1969103/27/20253/27/2025
1969123/27/20253/27/2025

 

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Ashish_Mathur
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‎03-12-2025 08:49 PM

Hi,

I have solved a similar question in the attached file.

Hope this helps.


Regards,
Ashish Mathur
http://www.ashishmathur.com
https://www.linkedin.com/in/excelenthusiasts/

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Ashish_Mathur
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Super User

‎03-12-2025 08:49 PM

Hi,

I have solved a similar question in the attached file.

Hope this helps.


Regards,
Ashish Mathur
http://www.ashishmathur.com
https://www.linkedin.com/in/excelenthusiasts/
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rachaelwalker
Resolver III
Resolver III
In response to Ashish_Mathur

‎03-13-2025 07:56 AM

I've applied everything to my file, but when adding the Calendar formula to my date table, it returns the error: 'A table of multiple values was supplied where a single value was expected.' My Date table is related to my data table, while yours is not. Should I create a separate Calendar table for this purpose, or is that not considered best practice? or is the error related to something else?

 

Also, your file is exactly how I want mine to function—thank you so much for providing it!

 

rachaelwalker_0-1741877449277.png

 

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Ashish_Mathur
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In response to rachaelwalker

‎03-13-2025 04:41 PM

You are welcome.  Please follow exactly what i have done.  If there is no relationship in my file, then do not create it on yours.


Regards,
Ashish Mathur
http://www.ashishmathur.com
https://www.linkedin.com/in/excelenthusiasts/
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rachaelwalker
Resolver III
Resolver III
In response to Ashish_Mathur

‎03-14-2025 08:47 AM

I applied exactly what you have done and this works perfectly. Thank you so much!

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Ashish_Mathur
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Super User
In response to rachaelwalker

‎03-14-2025 03:53 PM

You are welcome.


Regards,
Ashish Mathur
http://www.ashishmathur.com
https://www.linkedin.com/in/excelenthusiasts/
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Deku
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Super User

‎03-12-2025 04:36 PM

Measure=

Var DateRange= values( date[date] )

Var rowsinrange =

Calculate(

Countrows( schedule ),

Removefilters( date )

Schedule[date schedule start] in DateRange || schedule[date schedule end] in DateRange

)

Return

If( Rowsinrange > 0, 1)

 

Add this to the visual filters in the filter pane and filter to is not blank

 


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