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Anonymous
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Date range in dynamic text box

Hi, how can I capture the dates selected in a text box, for example if users select date range of “01/01/2020” to “31/01/2020” for text box to say “Date range: 01/01/2020 to 31/01/2020”?
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danextian
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Hi @Anonymous 

 

Try this:

Date Range =
VAR __MIN =
    FORMAT ( MIN ( 'Table'[Date] ), "MM/DD/YYYY" )
VAR __MAX =
    FORMAT ( MAX ( 'Table'[Date] ), "MM/DD/YYYY" )
RETURN
    "Date Range: " & __MIN & " to " & __MAX




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Helper I
Helper I

I've just stumbled across this in trying to solve my own problem.

 

Is there a way of making this include days where no orders have been received? I have tried calculating the "minimum" dynamic value using my Orders table but this will exclude the first few days if no orders were received initially. I tried to do it on my Calendar table's date but then it brings back the earliest date in the calendar which is for a different site (i.e. not being filtered by the [Order Location] filter).

 

Thanks. 

amitchandak
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@Anonymous , seem like @danextian  has provided the solution. Please check and mark it as solution, if it worked for you

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danextian
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Super User

Hi @Anonymous 

 

Try this:

Date Range =
VAR __MIN =
    FORMAT ( MIN ( 'Table'[Date] ), "MM/DD/YYYY" )
VAR __MAX =
    FORMAT ( MAX ( 'Table'[Date] ), "MM/DD/YYYY" )
RETURN
    "Date Range: " & __MIN & " to " & __MAX




Dane Belarmino | Microsoft MVP | Proud to be a Super User!

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"Tell me and I’ll forget; show me and I may remember; involve me and I’ll understand."
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