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Hello,
I have two different dates, the first shows how many orders I received and the second shows how many I fulfilled.
I want to make one table that shows how many orders I received in a certain month and how many I fulfilled. Is there a way to calculate how many orders were fulfilled after removing the date of the second month like in the second table?
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Hi @User38690 ,
you have to use a date table with one active relationship to Column "Month_1" and one inactive relationship to Column "Month_2"
Please see my pbi file Dax calculation using two different date columns.pbix
Best Regards
mangaus1111
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Hi @User38690 ,
you have to use a date table with one active relationship to Column "Month_1" and one inactive relationship to Column "Month_2"
Please see my pbi file Dax calculation using two different date columns.pbix
Best Regards
mangaus1111
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly
Thank you, it was really helpfull
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